Campbeltown, Scotland
Springbank 21 Year Old is one of the most anticipated annual releases from Campbeltown’s most respected distillery. Combining decades of maturation with Springbank’s traditional production methods, this expression showcases the complexity and depth that have made the distillery highly regarded among whisky collectors worldwide.
The 2024 edition is a carefully selected vatting of casks matured in a combination of Port, bourbon, rum and sherry casks. The whisky comprises 65% Port cask matured spirit, 25% bourbon casks, 5% rum casks and 5% sherry casks, creating a layered profile where rich fruit character meets Springbank’s distinctive maritime and lightly peated house style.
Bottled in 2024 at 46% ABV, this 21 Year Old single malt represents a limited annual release from a distillery known for maintaining traditional production methods, including floor malting and hands-on whisky making in Campbeltown.
With its combination of mature Springbank spirit, varied cask influence and limited availability, the 2024 release is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts looking for a refined example of long-aged Campbeltown single malt whisky.
Colour
Warm golden amber.
Nose
A rich and mature opening with aromas of old oak warehouses, leather and sweet treacle. Hints of cinnamon and aged wood develop alongside the characteristic coastal influence found in Springbank whiskies.
Palate
Full-bodied and luxurious, with layers of dark fruits, dates and rich sweetness. Notes of spice, peat smoke and earthy oak add complexity, supported by the depth of the Port cask influence.
Finish
Long and satisfying, with lingering salted caramel, toffee sweetness and gentle peat smoke.
Springbank
Founded 1828
Springbank is one of Scotland's most revered independent distilleries, producing three distinct single malts entirely on site in Campbeltown. Releases are limited and bottles sell fast. Browse our range below.
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