X Glen scotia Single cask 2014 Bourbon Barrel cask 0,7l 55,7 %vol. glenscotia Behind the Blue Doors Classic Series Cask

Glen Scotia Classic Series · Cask 1of5 · Vintage 2014 · Heavily Peated
Cask Type: First Fill Bourbon Style: Heavily Peated · Cask No.: 1963


We are delighted to announce the launch of the new single cask series "Glen Scotia Classic Series". The "Classic Series" presents special single cask rarities in the elevated premium bottle, which is only used for special occasions.

The Campbeltown distillery Glen Scotia opens its blue doors and offers a rare glimpse at its most hidden treasures. We are pleased to present the first collection of the new single cask series: Glen Scotia Classic Series.

The Single Cask Series represents the classic Victorian style with rare peated stocks and special cask maturations from the Glen Scotia Distillery. Unveil the rarest Treasure behind the blue doors of Campbeltown.  

For the Classic Series, Keeper of the Quaich Peter Greve and Managing Director Stephan Ehmke, together with Master Distiller Iain McAlister, selected special rarities from behind the famous blue doors of the Glen Scotia dunnage warehouses. The premium design of the bottles bears the personal signature of Iain McAlister. Look forward to the historic Campbeltown style, carefully curated personally by Iain McAlister.

Classic Series No. 1 includes five single cask bottlings, three of them peated styles from the rare peated stocks that are only released on rare occasions. Glen Scotia produces peated liquid only one month a year, which makes the distillery's peated editions a rarity.  Glen Scotia Classic Series – Unveil the rarest Treasure behind the blue doors of Campbeltown – Exclusive Single Cask Releases – Rare Peated Stock. Single Cask Series: Glen Scotia Classic Series, Motto: Unveil the rarest Treasure behind the blue doors of Campbeltown, Premium GS bottle and premium gift packaging, Rare peated stocks, maturation: in the distillery's dunnage warehouse, Cask strength & natural colour, Exciting value for money. 

The Classic Series includes three rare peated single casks with different peated variations: Heavily Peated 2014, Medium Peated 2011 & Heavily Peated 2016.

Alongside the three peated editions, we present two exciting cask maturations: Glen Scotia Vintage 2017 refined in the popular Pedro Ximénez casks, as well as Glen Scotia Vintage 2017 with a powerful 1st Fill Bordeaux red wine finish.

The rare peated malts combine the distillery's classic maritime style with intense smoky aromas and warming spice. The high-quality premium design bottle and the radiant blue of the gift packaging are reminiscent of the blue doors of the dunnage warehouses. The editions were bottled in their natural colour and without chill filtration, as well as at natural cask strength.

Glen Scotia – The prevailing Spirit of Campbeltown: 

Campbeltown is one of Scotland's best-known whisky regions and was once known as the Victorian whisky capital with 30 distilleries. From the famous harbour in Campbeltown, Campbeltown whisky was shipped all over the world. Today only three distilleries remain in Campbeltown – and Glen Scotia is one of them. Glen Scotia preserves the traditional style of Campbeltown malts and impresses with lots of fruit, oiliness, and maritime notes.

Glen Scotia Distillery embodies the unmistakable spirit of Campbeltown, the Victorian whisky capital.  tells a story from 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.   The Glen Scotia distillery is located on the Kintyre peninsula, more precisely in Campbeltown. 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 backdrop and the harsh 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 appeal of the landscape that is a good reason for this – but also the unique single malt produced here.