Glen Scotia 18 Year Old 46%

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-whiskybase rating: 85.78/100

-Product Description-

Category: Single Malt Distillery: Glen Scotia Bottler: Distillery Type of bottling barrel: Ref. Bourbon & American oak barrel, 12m FF. Oloroso barrel Strength: 46.0%
Size: 700ml
Label: New label from 2022 Barcode: 5016840181200

-evaluation-

Glen Scotia 18 Year Old is a highly acclaimed single malt whisky representing Scotland's Campbeltown region, known as a unique alternative to the region's more famous Springbank and Kilkerran whiskies.

This whisky is matured for 17 years in American oak casks and finished for 12 months in Oloroso sherry casks, giving it a rich and delicate flavour. Common tasting notes include:

• Aroma (Nose): Complex nose with notes of citrus, oil, floral perfume, woody nuances and subtle sherry influences such as currant and raisin.
• Palate: Spicy and aromatic with hints of citrus, treacle and ginger.
• Finish: A long finish with a perfect balance of sweetness and spice.

Many reviews have praised the exceptional complexity of Glen Scotia 18 Year Old, noting that it offers new flavors and aromas with every sip. Bottled at 46% ABV, it is non-chill filtered and naturally colored (no artificial colorings), allowing you to enjoy its full-bodied character.

While it may not have the same cult following as other Campbeltown whiskies, Glen Scotia 18 Year Old is considered an underrated gem in the distillery's lineup. It's considered good value for money for an 18-year-old single malt, but it's important to note that prices have been rising in recent years due to the growing popularity of Campbeltown whiskies.

Overall, Glen Scotia 18 Year Old is a whisky that I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a complex and distinctive Campbeltown malt, and will be a particularly attractive option for enthusiasts willing to look beyond the region's more well-known distilleries.

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