Glen Scotia 2010 Single Cask No. 19/380-37 is a cask strength Campbeltown single malt Scotch whisky bottled at 58.6% ABV, representing one of only 242 bottles from this exceptional single cask release. This 10-year-aged expression showcases the distinctive maritime character of Scotland's smallest whisky region with gentle peat smokiness balanced by tropical fruit sweetness. Glen Scotia Distillery stands as one of the last guardians of Campbeltown's once-mighty whisky heritage, when this remote Scottish peninsula boasted over thirty active distilleries. Founded in 1832, Glen Scotia continues the time-honored traditions of this storied region, crafting single malts that capture the unique terroir where Highland peat meets Atlantic sea air. This single cask bottling was specially selected for Drammers Club #23, showcasing the distillery's commitment to exceptional barrel selection and non-chill filtered authenticity.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Gentle peat smokiness, sweet pineapple, sea salted caramel, oak vanilla, zesty orange
• Palate: Tropical pineapple sweetness, spiced apple, maritime salinity, warming oak influence
• Finish: Long finish with delicate toasted almond, warming cinnamon, lingering coastal smoke

Product Details

Spirit Type	Single Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV	58.6% (Cask Strength)
Volume	700ml
Age Statement	10 Years
Release Year	2010
Distillery	Glen Scotia
Region	Campbeltown, Scotland
Cask Type	Single Cask No. 19/380-37
Production	Non-chill filtered, natural color
Limited Edition	1 of 242 bottles

Perfect For

• Serious Collectors: Rare single cask bottling with only 242 bottles produced
• Campbeltown Enthusiasts: Authentic expression from Scotland's smallest whisky region
• Cask Strength Appreciation: Bottled at natural strength for maximum flavor intensity
• Special Occasions: Premium single cask worthy of life's most memorable moments

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Glen Scotia 2010 Single Cask taste like?

Glen Scotia 2010 Single Cask offers a complex flavor profile combining gentle peat smokiness with tropical pineapple sweetness, complemented by sea salted caramel and oak vanilla. The palate reveals spiced apple and maritime salinity, finishing long with toasted almond and warming cinnamon notes.

Is Glen Scotia 2010 good for cocktails?

At 58.6% ABV cask strength, this rare single cask expression is best appreciated neat or with a few drops of water to unlock its full complexity. Its limited availability and premium character make it ideal for sipping rather than mixing.

How should I drink Glen Scotia 2010 Single Cask?

Serve neat in a Glencairn glass at room temperature, allowing 10-15 minutes to open up. Add a few drops of distilled water if desired to tame the cask strength intensity and reveal additional flavor layers. This whisky rewards patient contemplation.

Is Glen Scotia 2010 Single Cask worth the price?

As one of only 242 bottles from a specially selected single cask, this represents exceptional value for collectors and Campbeltown enthusiasts. The combination of 10-year aging, cask strength bottling, and Glen Scotia's heritage craftsmanship justifies its premium positioning.

What is similar to Glen Scotia 2010?

For admirers of maritime Scotch whiskies, consider other Campbeltown expressions like Springbank or Kilkerran. Those seeking similar peat and fruit balance might explore Islay malts like Bowmore or Highland Park, though few match this bottling's unique coastal character.

You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.