Sea spray, vanilla toffee, citrus fruits, dried fruits — the coast and sherry intertwining
Thick sweet toffee, spiced fruits, honey, oak, maritime salinity — Campbeltown's signature coast meeting sherry
Long — spiced raisin, honeyed nuttiness, lingering sea salt — the 18 years fully integrated
Glen Scotia 18 — 17 years bourbon + 12-month Oloroso finish. Campbeltown. 46%, non-chill filtered.
Sea spray and toffee nose. Spiced honey palate with maritime salt. Long spiced raisin finish. Campbeltown's coastal sherry.
Glen Scotia 18 earns an 8 — outstanding value for 18 years at £120. The coast-meets-sherry character is genuinely distinctive.
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