Die Destillerie Glen Scotia freut sich über eine Auszeichnung bei der San Francisco World Spirits Competition (SFWSC) 2021 – dort wurde der Glen Scotia 25yo als weltbester Whisky unter 3800 Einreichungen prämiert.
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GLEN SCOTIA 25 YEAR OLD NAMED BEST WHISKY IN THE WORLD
The results of this year’s San Francisco World Spirits Competition (SFWSC) were announced earlier this week, and we are over the moon to have been recognised as the ‘Best in Show’ for our Glen Scotia 25 Year Old single malt.
This year the SFWSC received over 3,800 entries across 31 separate categories, with our Glen Scotia 25 Year Old being awarded the overall winner of the competition, which makes Glen Scotia 25 Year Old The Best Whisky in The World in 2021.
The SFWSC is regarded as one of the most prestigious spirits competitions in the world, judged by renowned experts in their fields with decades of industry experience. The competition started in 2000, making it the second oldest spirits competition in the world, and the oldest and largest spirits competition in the US.
Iain McAlister, our Master Distiller commented:
“To receive such outstanding feedback and be recognised as ‘Best in Show’ at this prestigious competition is an honour, and a tremendous boost to the entire team here at Glen Scotia distillery.
The Glen Scotia 25 Year Old is a really outstanding liquid, and has collected a number of the top industry awards over the years, but this has to be one of the proudest moments for the distillery to date.”
Alongside our 25 year old award, our Glen Scotia 10 Year Old received a double gold medal, Glen Scotia 15 year old a gold medal and Glen Scotia “Campbeltown Harbour” picked up a silver medal – a fantastic set of results that makes the whole team at Glen Scotia very proud.
GLEN SCOTIA 25 YEAR OLD
A complex and elegant single malt with Campbeltown whisky characteristics shining through. Matured in American oak barrels before being married in first-fill bourbon before bottling.
The signature nose has hints of vanilla syrup and caramel sweetness, which are interwoven with subtle notes of sea spray and spicy aromatic fruits.
Bottled at 48.8% with no added colour or chill filtration, as natured intended.
