ABV / Batch variations : Please note, our whiskies are listed promoting their standard ABV as advised by the manufacturer. However, batches can have slight variance. If you are a collector looking for a specific year’s release or ABV, please check with us before placing your order – we’re more than happy to provide more detail and supply photos if required.
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Glen Scotia 15 y.o.
£61.00 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Glen Scotia 18 y.o
£93.50 inc. VAT Read more -
Glen Scotia 25 y.o.
£295.00 inc. VAT Read more -
Glen Scotia, Double Cask
£41.00 inc. VAT Read more -
Glen Scotia, Victoriana
£68.00 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Hazelburn 10 y.o.
£43.50 inc. VAT Read more -
Kilkerran 12 y.o.
£41.95 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Longrow 18 y.o.
£100.00 inc. VAT Read more -
Longrow Peated
£43.50 inc. VAT Read more -
Springbank 10 y.o.
£45.95 inc. VAT Read more -
Springbank 15 y.o.
£64.95 inc. VAT Read more -
Springbank 18 y.o.
£100.00 inc. VAT Read more -
Springbank 21 y.o.
£195.00 inc. VAT Read more
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Campbeltown
The once thriving area of Campbeltown once claimed the title “whisky capital of the world” – but how times change. Sadly, most of the distilleries have gone – either by going bust or during infamous culls when the industry took a nose dive.
The region was once home to 28 distilleries, but by the early 2010’s, just three were remaining and actively producing whisky – Springbank, Glengyle and Glen Scotia.
Springbank distillery produces three distinct whiskies; Springbank, Hazelburn, and Longrow. Glengyle distillery has only recently been revived by J & A Mitchell and Co Ltd., who own and operate the Springbank distillery, and its whisky is sold under the name Kilkerran to avoid confusion with the Highland blended malt named Glengyle.
Campbeltown lies on the Kintyre peninsula by Campbeltown loch – west Scotland. In it’s time it was a busy whisky, shipbuilding and fishing town and was a former Royal Burgh.
