LEVELLER – Glen Scotia

About This Competition

Everyone’s been going nuts about Campbeltown lately. but the younger sibling from Kintyre peninsula continues to languish in the shadows of the mighty Springbank. GlenScotia have been banging out some proper belters lately though and seasoned drammers continue to ignore this distillery at their peril.

Hot on the heels of their 25 year old winning 2021 whisky of the year, Glen Scotia released two cask strength beauties. The winner of this competition gets to choose which one to take home !! Yaaassss

The Contenders:
A) Glen Scotia 10 Year Old Bordeaux Red Wine Finish – Campbeltown Malts Festival 2021. A limited edition to mark the annual festival. The result of a series of unpeated distillations from between 2009 and 2011, aged 10 years in first fill bourbon barrels. The casks were vatted together and finished for five months in first fill Bordeaux Medoc red wine casks.

B) Glen Scotia 12 year old Seasonal Release 2021. A limited edition 12 year old single malt whisky. Matured in first fill Bourbon and American Oak hogsheads, then finished for 12 months in first fill Oloroso hogsheads and heavily charred American Oak barrels. The guys over at Malt Review gave this one a rare score of 8/10 !!

LEVELLER comp rules apply – Only 15 tickets available. Strictly 1 ticket per person so that everyone entering has an EQUAL chance of winning the prize.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
* You must be aged over 18 to enter this competition. Under-age entrants will be removed from the competition and will not be reimbursed. Please note – this will include ID checks at delivery.
* All entrants must be U.K residents. Any account created from any other country will be deleted and their entry fee will be forfeit.
* Only entrants with the correct answer will be entered into the prize draw. Entrants with incorrect responses will not be entered but will still be charged.
* You may enter this competition for free. Please follow the procedure outlined in our terms and conditions to avail of the free entry route.
* Successfully entering the competition does not guarantee a prize.