Springbank 12 Years Old Cask Strength 2026 56.6%
Lot ID:460116
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Minor blemish to the top of the front label.Bottle Description
First released in 2010, the 12 Years Old Cask strength release replaced the older version 100 Proof. Released in small batches annually, this bottling is held in high regard in the whisky world, which means demand for this expression is high. Matured entirely in ex-Bourbon, differing from other releases of the 12 year old.
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Distillery
Springbank -
Country
Scotland -
Region
Campbeltown -
Distillery Status
Operational -
Whisky Type
Single Malt Whisky -
Cask Type
Bourbon Barrels -
Strength
56.6% -
Size
70cl
Distillery Information
Founded in 1828, Springbank distillery was one of many distilleries that once existed in Campbeltown. Originally owned by the Reid Brothers, it was then sold to John and William Mitchell in 1837. John Mitchell’s son joined the company which would then become J&A Mitchell. The beginning of the 20th century saw Campbeltown distilleries close and by 1934, Springbank was one of only two working distilleries left in the area. In 1973, production started for Longrow, a more peated malt in the Islay-style. It would be shortly followed in 1997 with another new whisky, Hazelburn. Springbank remains one of only three working distilleries in Campbeltown today and is the oldest distillery that’s still family-owned.