Glen Scotia 1991 30 years old Old & Rare - One of 152 - Hunter Laing - b. 2022 - 70cl

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Jeroen Koetsier
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Estimate  € 480 - € 580
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€301
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€270
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Glen Scotia single malt, distilled in 1991 and bottled by Hunter Laing in 2022 after 30 years in cask, is part of the Old & Rare – One of 152 edition and bottled at 59.6% ABV.

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This Glen Scotia was bottled by the Glasgow bottler Hunter Laing, a 30 year old, at 59.6%. An oily, coastal malt of salt, citrus and a soft toffee. Glen Scotia is one of three Campbeltown distilleries, founded in 1832. It sits between heavier Springbank and lighter Glengyle. This is an oily, coastal malt from the Kintyre coast.
Bottle N° 4 of 152

This Glen Scotia was bottled by the Glasgow bottler Hunter Laing, a 30 year old, at 59.6%. An oily, coastal malt of salt, citrus and a soft toffee. Glen Scotia is one of three Campbeltown distilleries, founded in 1832. It sits between heavier Springbank and lighter Glengyle. This is an oily, coastal malt from the Kintyre coast.
Bottle N° 4 of 152

Details

Mixed lot
No
Region
Campbeltown
Distillery/brand
Glen Scotia
Name/edition
Old & Rare - One of 152
Bottler
Hunter Laing
Year of distillation
1991
Country of production
Scotland
Number of bottles in lot
1
Volume on label
70cl
Alcohol %
59.6%
Year of bottling
2022
Bottling period
2020s
Age (years in cask)
30
Original packaging
Yes
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Objects sold
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