Scapa 10 Year Old

Name: Scapa 10 Year Old Island Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl
SKU: SCAPA10

Island Single Malt Scotch WhiskyDistillery Bottling(70CL / 48% ABV)

£54.95

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Introducing the Scapa 10 Year Old, a beautifully balanced single malt that embodies the spirit of Orkney. Matured exclusively in ex-American oak casks, this refined whisky offers a smooth, elegant profile with subtle layers of fresh tropical fruits and delicate sweetness. This 2025 release reflects the rugged beauty of its island home and the timeless craftsmanship behind the Scapa name.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Inviting aromas of freshly sliced pineapple and mango ice cream lead into rich notes of crème brûlée, honey-drizzled pancakes, and warm cinnamon buns, lifted by a subtle hint of citrus peel.

Palate

Stewed apples infused with warming spices and creamy vanilla custard, balanced with whispers of ripe banana, charred oak, and smooth milk chocolate.

Finish

Elegant and lingering, with gentle waves of fruit and warming spice.

Body

Rich

Richness

Balanced

Smoke

None

Sweetness

Balanced

A Word About Scapa

Scapa is a relatively small distillery on the Orkney mainland, just half a mile from Highland Park. It was founded in 1885 and uses a manual Lomond wash that was fitted in the 1950s.

Between 1997 and 2005, whisky production was limited to just a few months of the year and operated by staff from the Highland Park distillery. Pernod Ricard then became owners and commenced full production.

Scapa is soft and unpeated dram that’s known for its fruity, floral and honeyed qualities. The range is limited and aged expressions are best found from independent bottlers. Their flagship offering is the 10 Year Old, a 2025 release that was aged in American oak and is full of vanilla and honey notes, as well as some salty sea air.