The Glen Scotia Distillery was founded in 1832 by members of the Stewart and Galbraith families. At the time, Campbeltown was the capital of Scotch Whisky production, but today Glen Scotia remains one of only three active distilleries - the other two being Springbank and Glengyle - making Campbeltown the smallest distinct whisky region in Scotland.
A relatively small distillery still, Glen Scotia produces around 500,000L of whisky per year, both unpeated and peated in style. Their stunning range of whiskies accurately reflect the iconic Campbeltown style and impressive history in emphatic fashion. Indeed, in 2021 the Glen Scotia 25-Year-Old was named 'World's Best Whisky' at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
