Glansa means 'dark, stormy sky' in the ancient Viking language.
Aged on the cliffs of the Orkney Islands exclusively in American whisky casks. Scapa Glansa is finished in casks containing peated whisky. Produced in small batches, each bottled batch is numbered.
Scapa is one of Scotland's most northerly distilleries, located on the shores of the Orkney Islands. It produces a whisky halfway between the sweetness of Speyside and the iodized fragrances of the islands.
Nose: Ardbeg Scorch is a whisky with intense, smoky aromas, typical of whiskies from the Scottish island of Islay. There are notes of peat, sea salt and iodine.
Palate: On the palate, this single malt stands out for its power and complexity. Flavors of smoke, licorice, pepper and lemon blend harmoniously to offer a unique taste experience.
Finish: Ardbeg Scorch's finish is long and persistent, leaving notes of peat and dried fruit on the palate. A whisky that will delight lovers of peaty and marine whiskies.
Nose: Rich notes of sherry, dried fruit and dark chocolate. Mouth: A creamy texture with flavors of candied fruit, honey and nuts. Finish: A long, warm finish, marked by woody and spicy notes.
Nose: Campfire, peat and light, sweet, vanilla oak spices.
Mouth: More smoke, salt, malt and obvious woody spices with subtle notes of grain, paprika and green apple. Peat embers and notes of cedar and sawdust.
Finish: Woody spice with licorice.
Nose: Sweet and fruity, notes of peach, pineapple, vanilla with subtle hints of smoke.
Mouth: Flavors of peach, pear, butterscotch and vanilla that combine with a light note of smoke.