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Glen Scotia is one of the few remaining Campbeltown distilleries. It's also one of the smallest distilleries in Scotland and has never been much of a commercial succes.
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On May 15th me and about twenty other lucky people collectively tasted the samples and posted our thoughts on Twitter. For people following the hashtag #WemyssTT3 a barrage of tasting notes was produced. To create some order in the chaos, here is the tasting note on my winner of the night.
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Glen Scotia has the potential to produce great single malts. Is this indie bottling by Malts of Scotland a stud or a dud?
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An interesting Glen Scotia. Not really for me, but not bad either. I think peat lovers will like this a lot.
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There are only three distilleries in Campbeltown, yet Glen Scotia has a hard time finding the spotlight.
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Just because it can't quite yet compete with Springbank, that doesn't mean you should sleep on Glen Scotia.
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There's a lot of no age statement, flavour-led, marketing driven liquid floating around. This Glen Scotia is part of that somewhat uninspiring category.
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A closer look at the old Glen Scotia Victoriana and the newer Cask Strength Version.
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The Campbeltown Malts Festival was cancelled this year for very obvious reasons. To make up for that, Glen Scotia released a Dunnage Tasting Set.
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The entry-level malt is always a great benchmark for a distillery. For Glen Scotia that would be the Double Cask.
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Does Glen Scotia really benefit from Campbeltown's reputation? Plus a closer look at the new Glen Scotia 2010 Heavy Charred Finish for the Netherlands.
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I hope you enjoy reading my interview with Glen Scotia distillery manager Iain McAlister as much as I enjoyed talking to him.
