Longrow Peated Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky 46%

No vintage, no excuses - just pure, unfiltered smoke from one of Campbeltown's most distinctive styles. Longrow Peated is the distillery's straightforward expression, without any extra frills.

Expert Description

Longrow Peated is a Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky distilled at Springbank, bottled without an age statement at 46%.

The name Longrow is taken from a distillery that once stood on the peninsula but closed over a hundred years ago. As a no-age-statement release, this bottle represents the Longrow style in its most accessible form, with plenty of bold peat smoke and a hint of medicinal character that ties it to its older siblings in the range.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Bold peat smoke meets a light medicinal note, with a hint of salinity and citrus in the background.

Palate

Well-balanced smoke with a soft sweetness beneath the surface that keeps the medicinal notes in check.

Finish

Dry and smoky, with a lingering warmth that fades into a lightly salty close.

Specifications

Name: Longrow Peated
Distillery: Springbank
Region/Country: Campbeltown, Scotland
Type: Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV: 46%
Size: 70 CL
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
EAN no.: 610854000260

Flavour Profile

Peated · Maritime · Spicy

Did You Know?

Longrow is one of only three styles distilled at Springbank Distillery itself - all three share the same still house but differ sharply in smoke level and distillation method.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Longrow Peated

Why does Longrow Peated have no age statement?

As a no-age-statement release, it is composed of casks of varying ages to achieve a consistent, accessible style rather than focusing on a single vintage.

Is Longrow Peated worth it?

Yes - it offers access to Springbank's heavily peated style at a younger, more accessible entry point than the older, age-stated releases.

How smoky is Longrow Peated?

Heavily, with clear medicinal notes that make it a natural pick for fans of Islay-style smoke made on the mainland.

What is the difference between Longrow Peated and Longrow 100 Proof?

Longrow Peated is bottled at standard strength, while the 100 Proof series is bottled at cask strength and therefore delivers a far more intense experience.

Which glass suits Longrow Peated best?

A Glencairn whisky glass delivers the full smoke experience.

Should Longrow Peated be served with ice?

No, it should be enjoyed neat or with a drop of water, which can soften the medicinal notes without stripping the smoke's character.