Glen Scotia

Glen Scotia, situated in Campbeltown, Scotland, is a distillery with a long and storied history. Founded in 1832, it has weathered the ups and downs of the whisky industry, showcasing the resilience and craftsmanship of its whisky makers. Glen Scotia whiskies are known for their rich and robust character, often characterized by notes of coastal brine, fruit, spice, and a touch of peat smoke. The distillery offers a diverse range of expressions, including its core range of 15-year-old, Double Cask, and Victoriana whiskies, each providing a unique taste experience for whisky enthusiasts.

The history of Glen Scotia is intertwined with the rich heritage of Campbeltown, once known as the "Whisky Capital of the World." The distillery has changed hands multiple times throughout its existence and has survived periods of decline in the Campbeltown whisky industry. Despite these challenges, Glen Scotia has persevered, producing whiskies that reflect the maritime influence and rugged character of its coastal location. Today, it stands as one of the three active distilleries in Campbeltown, preserving the legacy of this historic whisky region.

Visiting Glen Scotia Distillery offers an opportunity to delve into the art of whisky production and experience its unique ambiance. The distillery's traditional buildings house copper pot stills, aging warehouses, and a well-curated visitor center where guests can learn about the whisky-making process and the history of Glen Scotia. From mashing and fermentation to distillation and maturation, the distillery tour provides insights into the craftsmanship and attention to detail that go into creating Glen Scotia's exceptional whiskies. With its rich history and commitment to producing high-quality Scotch, Glen Scotia continues to captivate whisky enthusiasts from around the world.