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SKU 814065020572
Description
Glen Scotia's Double Cask Single Malt offers a taste of Campbeltown's storied distilling tradition, encapsulating the essence of this revered Scottish region. This Scotch whisky is crafted with a meticulous blend of influences from American oak and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks. Such a marriage of casks lends a distinctive character, where the subtle sweetness of the sherry intertwines with the vanilla and oak notes typically associated with American barrels. The 46% ABV provides a robust backbone that supports its intricate flavors without overpowering the palate. As you savor this single malt, expect an initial wave of dried fruits and toffee, closely followed by a gentle spice that lingers on the finish. Hints of toasted oak and a whisper of sea breeze pay homage to its coastal origins, creating a balanced dram that is both rich and refreshingly complex. For those who appreciate the nuanced profiles of Scotch whisky, serving this spirit neat in a Glencairn glass is ideal, allowing you to fully appreciate its aromatic bouquet. While Glen Scotia Double Cask shines when sampled solo, it also lends itself beautifully to classic cocktails. Consider crafting a refined Old Fashioned; the whisky's inherent sweetness and spice pair harmoniously with the bitters and sugar, creating a cocktail that's both traditional and distinctly modern. For a lighter experience, a Highball with a splash of soda highlights its crisp, maritime character. Whether you're indulging in a quiet evening of contemplation or sharing a well-curated cocktail with friends, Glen Scotia Double Cask Single Malt provides an authentic taste of Campbeltown's illustrious whisky heritage.
Customer reviews
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★★★★☆ L. Turner
Sweet up front but still rich
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★★★★★ Sergei
Shared a pour of this with my brother and his wife over board games last weekend. Went down smooth, everyone wanted seconds. Solid all around for Campbeltown single malt.
Store response
Nothing better than good whisky and good company. Try Springbank if you ever want to compare another Campbeltown.
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★★★★☆ Brendan Walker
First time trying Glen Scotia on a chilly March night, honestly hit the spot after a long walk. Sherry comes through more as it warms up, think I prefer it neat in cold weather. Would reach for this again when its dreary out.
Store response
Good choice for a cold night. If you liked the sherry cask side, try Kilkerran 12 next time.
