Woodrow's of Edinburgh - 10 yo Campbeltown Blended Malt

Temporarily Out of Stock — More Bottles Arriving Soon. Order Now to Secure Yours. Woodrow’s of Edinburgh – Campbeltown Blended Malt 10 Year Old Single Cask | Refill Hogshead | Cask Strength A delicious Campbeltown Teaspooned Blended Malt bottled by Woodrow’s of Edinburgh, matured for 10 years in a Refill Hogshead and bottled at its natural cask strength of 56.0% ABV. This limited release brings together tropical fruit sweetness, coastal salinity, and an oily texture that Campbeltown whisky lovers seek out. Whisky Details Region Campbeltown Bottler Woodrow’s of Edinburgh Style Teaspooned Blended Malt Scotch Whisky Age 10 Years Old Cask Type Refill Hogshead Cask Number #75 ABV 56.0% (Cask Strength) Bottle Size 700ml Outturn 263 Bottles Tasting Notes Nose Sweet tropical fruits lead the way, layered with vanilla, honey, and subtle aged leather. Palate Rich and oily with notes of mango, pineapple, and bright citrus, complemented by hints of maritime salt and gentle oaky musk. Finish Long and warming, carrying orange zest, soft vanilla, and lingering spice. Additional Information ✓ Natural Color ✓ Non-Chill Filtered ✓ Single Cask Bottling ✓ Bottled at Natural Cask Strength Why We Like It Tropical fruit, maritime character, and oily texture make this an intriguing Campbeltown dram. The refill hogshead lets the coastal spirit character stay front and center while adding just enough oak influence. One of Campbeltown’s Great Survivors Founded in 1832, Glen Scotia is one of the true survivors of Campbeltown’s whisky industry. At its peak, Campbeltown was home to more than 30 distilleries and was widely regarded as the whisky capital of the world. But changing tastes, economic downturns, overproduction, and inconsistent quality devastated the region during the early 20th century. By the 1930s, nearly every distillery had disappeared. Remarkably, Glen Scotia endured. Over the years the distillery passed through numerous owners and experienced long periods of uncertainty and intermittent production, yet somehow retained both its equipment and traditional character. Today, Glen Scotia is owned by the Loch Lomond Group, whose stewardship has helped elevate the distillery’s reputation significantly over the last decade while still preserving its distinctly Campbeltown identity. The Glen Scotia Style Unlike some heavily modernized distilleries, Glen Scotia still feels intimate and deeply connected to its past. The production setup remains relatively modest, contributing to the hands-on feel that many enthusiasts appreciate. Much of the spirit character comes from long fermentations, relatively slow distillation, and maturation that allows the coastal influence of Campbeltown to shine through. Glen Scotia’s whisky style strikes a fascinating balance between maritime character and elegance. There is often a subtle salinity and gentle oiliness beneath layers of orchard fruit, vanilla, spice, and soft oak. Depending on the cask influence, expressions can lean toward rich sherry-driven depth or brighter bourbon cask freshness, while lightly peated releases showcase an earthy coastal smoke that feels unmistakably Campbeltown rather than Islay. Expressions such as the Victoriana, Double Cask, and their annual festival releases have helped Glen Scotia build a passionate following among whisky enthusiasts who appreciate character-driven whisky. We're excited to offer this fabulous Campbeltown malt to US whisky lovers.