The Glen Scotia whisky is produced in the distillery of the same name, which was
founded in Campbeltown in 1832 and looks back on a tradition of producing
high-quality single malts spanning almost 200 years. The special location of the
distillery, close to the sea and not far from the famous whisky island of Islay,
shapes the unique character of the whiskies. Typical of Glen Scotia are maritime
and salty notes that clearly reflect the coastal climate and give the whiskies
an unmistakable depth.

The whiskies in the new series are inspired by symbolic icons of the region. For
the second bottling, a 14-year-old single malt whisky was selected that was
refined in rare Barolo red wine casks. This special selection of casks gives the
whisky an extraordinary depth and complexity that makes it a rare pleasure.