Glen scotia 2011 Whiskyopolis Campbeltown Saga Rare Release No.1 bourbon cask 0,7l 50 %vol. glenscotia

Glen Scotia Campbeltown Saga – Release No. 1 Whiskyopolis – Peated Vintage 2011  – Jim Murray ‘One of the greatest Glen Scotia’s of all time’

New Limited Series: Glen Scotia Campbeltown Saga – Release No.1 Whiskyopolis
Medium Peated · Vintage 2011 · 1st Fill Bourbon Barrel Matured 

The “Campbeltown Saga” series represents the rich heritage of the Victorian whisky capital of Campbeltown, celebrating this vibrant history and bringing the historic harbor town to life through the rarest and most exceptional stocks.  
Together with Master Distiller Iain McAllister, we had the privilege of creating this exclusive series and, with the first edition Whiskyopolis, honoring the rare peated single malt that recalls the golden era of Campbeltown whisky production. Here, Iain McAlister selected only the rare medium-peated first-fill bourbon casks, from which peated spirit is produced only 1 month per year.

Limited Series: Campbeltown Saga Release No. 1: Whiskyopolis Vintage 2011
Rarest Peated Stoc ks: Medium Peated, medium Charred 1st Fill Bourbon Casks
Style: Classic Campbeltown Malt Higher drinking strength 50 %; Natural colour

Glen Scotia Distillery embodies the unmistakable spirit of the Victorian whisky capital of Campbeltown.  tells a story along the coast of Kintyre, especially during the whisky boom of the 1800s. A floral and delicate pleasure, as extraordinary as the legends that shape the region.   On the Kintyre peninsula, more precisely in Campbeltown, the Glen Scotia distillery is located. In 1832, the distillery was founded by Steward, Galbraith & Co. under the name Scotia Distillery and has had an eventful history ever since. 
With its vibrant setting and the rugged Atlantic breeze, this coastal town has something magical about it. “Mull of Kintyre, oh mist rolling in from the sea, my desire is always to be here …” Paul McCartney sings of the desire to always remain on this peninsula. Presumably, it is not only the mystical allure of the landscape that is a good reason for this – but also the unique single malt produced here.