Glen Scotia 33 Year Old 1991 is an exceptionally rare and charismatic Campbeltown single malt Scotch whisky, bottled by Murray McDavid for the prestigious ULTRA series. Distilled on 22nd May 1991 and bottled on 17th June 2024, this remarkable whisky spent more than three decades maturing in single cask #8, yielding just 167 bottles at a beautifully balanced 48.7% ABV.

Part of Murray McDavid’s celebrated ULTRA collection, this whisky showcases the extraordinary complexity that only time can create. Decades of slow maturation have allowed Glen Scotia’s distinctive maritime spirit to evolve into a richly layered and elegant dram, combining dark fruit richness, coastal influence, spice, and mature oak. This is a rare opportunity to experience a mature Campbeltown whisky from one of Scotland’s smallest and most historic whisky-producing regions.

Why We Think You’ll Love It

• 33 year old Campbeltown single malt Scotch whisky from Glen Scotia Distillery
• Distilled 22 May 1991, bottled 17 June 2024
• Matured in single cask #8
• Limited to just 167 bottles worldwide
• Bottled at 48.7% ABV
• Part of the prestigious Murray McDavid ULTRA series

The Glen Scotia 33 Year Old 1991 Murray McDavid ULTRA is a spectacular example of mature Campbeltown whisky, combining rich dark fruit character, maritime complexity, and decades of graceful oak maturation. Deep, sophisticated, and immensely rewarding, it is a rare collector’s whisky and a remarkable expression of one of Scotland’s most distinctive whisky regions.