Glen Scotia Victoriana Campbeltown Single Malt [700ML]

Description

Looking for a Campbeltown single malt that delivers the intensity and complexity of cask strength bottling?

Glen Scotia Victoriana represents one of Scotland’s most distinctive whisky regions in spectacular form. This non-age statement expression showcases the unique character that makes Campbeltown whiskies so sought-after among collectors. The complex maturation process involves first and second fill bourbon casks, followed by finishing in heavily charred virgin American oak and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks. When exploring premium Scottish expressions, consider comparing this to the Deanston Virgin Oak Highland Single Malt for its similar American oak influence.

**Technical Specifications:**
• Distillery: Glen Scotia – Founded 1832 in Scotland’s whisky capital
• Region: Campbeltown – Known for maritime influence and robust character
• ABV: 40% – Perfectly balanced for sipping neat or with a splash of water
• Volume: 700ml
• Maturation: Bourbon casks finished in charred American oak and PX sherry casks
• Tasting Notes: Nose reveals crème brûlée and caramelised fruits with cedar undertones. Palate delivers roasted sugars, blackcurrants, and white pepper with an oily, satisfying texture. Finish brings cocoa, dark chocolate, and warming oak spices
• Best Served: Neat in a Glencairn glass or with a few drops of water

Our team at Mr. Chow’s Liquor Store has evaluated countless Campbeltown expressions, and this stands out for its remarkable balance between sweet sherry influence and spicy maritime character. The non-chill filtered process preserves maximum flavor intensity that serious whisky enthusiasts appreciate.

Ideal for: Whisky collectors seeking rare regional expressions and special occasion gifting. Pairs with: Rich Malaysian dishes like beef rendang or dark chocolate desserts that complement the PX sherry notes. Recommended for: Experienced whisky drinkers who appreciate complexity, alongside expressions like Benromach 10 Years or Tomintoul 16 Years Speyside for comparative tastings.