Islands

Scapa Glansa is the first slightly smoky bottling. For this, the malt was post-matured in casks that previously contained smoky whisky. There are only a few bottlings from the Scapa distillery.

Glen Scotia Double Cask belongs to the distillery's new series. The finish in sherry casks gives the whisky even more sweet notes. The Glen Scotia distillery was founded in Campbeltown in 1832. By using traditional copper stills, the fruit and spice aromas typical of Glen Scotia are created.

The 12-year-old Jura was also freshly launched for the distillery's new standard range. After maturing in bourbon casks, the Single Malt was finished in sherry casks.

The 18-year-old Ledaig was aged in oak casks and matured in Spanish sherry casks. The limited edition was bottled in small batches.

Glen Scotia Victoriana is post-matured in heavily burnt-out casks and bottled at strong cask strength. The Glen Scotia distillery was founded in Campbeltown in 1832. By using traditional copper stills, the fruit and spice aromas typical of Glen Scotia are created. Each cask is personally selected by Malt Master John Peterson.

For Highlands Park Viking Pride, Gordon Motion carefully selected up to 120 casks that had been aged for 18 years or more in European sherry casks. The Single Malt was bottled with a higher alcohol content than the 18-year-old standard.

This Glen Scotia was bottled exclusively for Whisky.de. The non-smoky whisky spent its maturation period in a first-fill Pedro Ximénez Hogshead.

The Glen Scotia distillery was founded in Campbeltown in 1832. By using traditional copper stills, the fruit and spice aromas typical of Glen Scotia are created.

The Corriecravie Edition is the Lagg Distillery's second bottling, made from Concerto barley malt and water from its own well. It is matured in bourbon casks and finished for about six more months in oloroso sherry hogsheads sourced directly from Bodega Miguel Martin in Jerez. The Single Malt is bottled at 55% vol. without chill filtration or added colouring. The result is a whisky with sweet smoky notes and rich fruity notes. The earthy peat and spice notes typical of the distillery round off the creation. Corriecravie is a hamlet northwest of the village of Lagg that has many secrets and stories of its own to tell. The hilly terrain was home to a number of illegal stills that produced the infamous 'Arran water' in the days of early distillation on the island. Close to the village is Torr a' Chaisteil Dun - a fortress dating from the later Iron Age some 2000 years ago, known locally as Castle Hill.

Jura Seven Wood is a tribute to the distillery's master distiller. After the maturation in bourbon barrels, a finish in 6 different French oak barrels followed: Allier, Limousin, Trancais, Les Bertranges, Vosges and Jupilles.

This Tobermory belongs to a 6-part rarity series of the distillery. The 21-year-old belongs to the last two editions of the series. It was matured for 3 years in sherry casks.

Hebridean Journey is part of Hunter Laing's Journey Series. Four Blended Malts each capture the Taste whisky character of the Scottish whisky regions Campbeltown, Islay, Highlands and Islands, or Hebrides. The four bottles also visually reflect their respective regions.

Glen Scotia Campbeltown Harbour is a classic malt from the small town of Campbeltown on the west coast of Scotland. Malt Master John Peterson's aim was, among other things, to capture the maritime character of Campbeltown.