Glen Scotia 14 Year Old

Glen Scotia 15

I opened this bottle not long after lock down started whilst on a Zoom call with some Canadian friends ... wink wink! I enjoyed this as soon as it was opened but a bit of air has really brought this on as well. Other reviews tend to be quite positive, if not glowing, but there are definitely more than a few that don't seem to get the hype. I...

Score 89/100

Glen Scotia SMWS 93.50 20yo “Hot embers at the gate of hell”

Nose: The nose is really spicy, with chilly and hot chilly that is… Sweet and burnt wood. Cinnamon. Anise. Wood smoke. Pepper. Candied ginger. Vanilla. A funky nose!! Yes, this is one of the funkiest whiskies I’ve had in a while. It’s not bad, just a lot going on. I guess the gates of hell are like that… Palate: Peppery mother of god! Spicy entry....

Score 83/100

Glen Scotia Douoble Cask

I admit that my experience with Glen Scotia is few and far between. This is only my 15th. For the longest time, this was the least talked about distillery in Campbeltown, but the owners have clearly decided to relaunch the brand again. I say ‘relaunch again’ as they already tried it in 2012, but it seems that was not a big success. The bottles,...

Score 83/100

Glen Scotia 15 Year Old

Another day, another dram, another review. Since I love Campbeltown (well J A Mitchell & Co) I thought it best to try the 'other' Campbeltown whisky. I tried a mini 3 pack of Glen Scotia which included their Double Cask, Victoriana, and 15 year old. I like the 15 the best so I bought a full sized bottle. Now it's nearly gone, so... Nose:...

Score 80/100