Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky Distillery Bottling 70cl / 55.2%
Distilled in 2015 and bottled in 2025, this 10-year-old Springbank forms part of the distillery's highly sought-after Local Barley series. Produced using Bere barley sourced from Clochkiet Farm, this release was limited to just 8,000 bottles and bottled at 55.2% ABV.
The Local Barley series celebrates Springbank's longstanding connection with Campbeltown and the surrounding farming community, with each release produced using barley grown on a named local farm. The whisky is traditionally produced entirely on site at Springbank, from malting the barley through to distillation, maturation and bottling.
This 2025 release is particularly notable for its use of Bere, an ancient variety of barley with a long history of cultivation in Scotland. Combined with Springbank's traditional production methods, it makes this an interesting addition to one of the distillery's most collectable modern series.
Attributes
Distillery
Springbank
Bottler
Distillery
Country
Scotland
Region
Campbeltown
Distilled Year
2015
Bottling Year
2025
Bottles Produced
8,000
Age
10
Bottle Size
70cl
ABV
55.2%
Pre-Owned
Yes
VAT Margin ⓘ
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Springbank 2015-2025 | 10 Year Old Local Barley
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A lovely cask strength quite ‘meaty’ expression of this speyside whisky. Have driven past the distillery a few times but never sampled a dram as no visitor centre and understand it mainly provides malt to blended brands. Worth a tasting.