Campbeltown, Scotland
Distilled in 2000 and bottled in 2025, this exceptionally rare Springbank 25 Year Old was drawn from a single fresh bourbon hogshead, Cask No.112, selected as a private bottling for the PRC Collective. Bottled at 42.9% ABV, it offers a particularly mature expression of one of Campbeltown’s most sought-after distilleries.
Springbank remains unusual among Scotch whisky distilleries for carrying out the major stages of production on site in Campbeltown. Its distinctive Single Malt Scotch Whisky is traditionally associated with an oily texture, gentle peat and unmistakable coastal character, qualities that can develop considerable complexity over extended maturation.
For this release, 25 years in a fresh bourbon hogshead places the emphasis firmly on the interaction between mature Springbank spirit and American oak. The comparatively restrained 42.9% ABV allows the whisky’s mature character to present itself without the intensity often associated with younger cask-strength releases.
As a 25-year-old single-cask Springbank private bottling, Cask No.112 represents an especially scarce style of release, with its combination of age, provenance and bourbon-cask maturation likely to appeal strongly to established Springbank and Campbeltown whisky collectors.
Nose
Gentle peat alongside toffee, sea salt and restrained Springbank funk, with vanilla notes underneath.
Palate
Rich and buttery, developing black pepper, charred buttered toast, light phenolic notes, brown sugar and vanilla custard.
Finish
Medium-bodied and persistent, with the characteristic Campbeltown character gradually fading over the finish.
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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