Scapa 2003
19 Year Old
Scapa 2003 is a rare 19-year-old single malt matured exclusively in first-fill American oak barrels, delivering a rich and robust character at cask strength. Bottled at 56.7% ABV, this expression showcases vibrant notes of honeyed malt, citrus zest, and subtle oak spice, reflecting its exceptional maturation and coastal heritage.
56.7%
19 Years
Whisky
Single Malt
About This Bottle
Scapa 2003 is a rare 19-year-old single malt matured exclusively in first-fill American oak barrels, delivering a rich and robust character at cask strength. Bottled at 56.7% ABV, this expression showcases vibrant notes of honeyed malt, citrus zest, and subtle oak spice, reflecting its exceptional maturation and coastal heritage.
Common Tasting Notes
These are common flavor notes. Your experience may vary based on palate and serving style.
Producer
Scapa
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