A bottle from the Alice Angus Spirit Safe Collection by Glen Scotia Old & Rare stands next to its colorful box packaging. The box features abstract artwork with blue, green, and yellow hues. This limited edition bottling has a clear label displaying the distillery name and age.
A bottle of Glen Scotia Old & Rare Alice Angus Spirit Safe Collection is displayed next to its matching box. The box features a colorful, abstract painting with blue, yellow, and white tones. This limited edition bottling boasts a gold cap and label adorned with similar artwork.
A bottle of Alice Angus Spirit Safe Collection by Glen Scotia Old & Rare is displayed alongside its colorful, artistically designed box. The label on this limited edition bottling includes the signature of Michael Henry and emphasizes the whisky's age and origin.
A bottle of Glen Scotia Old & Rare Alice Angus Spirit Safe Collection is displayed next to its decorative box. This limited edition bottling showcases a clear golden amber liquid and a white label with gold accents. The box features illustrations of whisky barrels and scenic views.

70cl • 47.3% ABV

Alice Angus Spirit Safe Collection

$2,677.19

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Campbeltown and the Kintyre Peninsula has long been a source of inspiration for artists locally and from further afield. In 2022, Glen Scotia was delighted to partner with Scottish artist, Alice Angus, who over a number of months visited the distillery and surrounding Campbeltown to absorb its essence, culminating in four magnificent paintings, which Alice entitled ‘Spirit Safe’. We felt that artwork this special deserved a very special limited edition bottling.
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Spirit Safe Collection

Alice Angus


  • Only 120 bottles of this incredibly limited release are available worldwide. To celebrate work this special, we selected remnants of a deep and distinguished unpeated 30-year-old single malt, matured in European oak casks, taste tested by Alice and Iain McAlister during Alice’s residency at the distillery. Each of the 120 bottles bears one of Alice’s four ‘Spirit Safe’ paintings, presented in a rigid display box which makes them a fantastic addition to any Campbeltown single malt lover’s whisky shelf or collection.

    ABV:
    47.3%

    Number of bottles:
    120 bottles worldwide

    Volume:
    70cl

    Appearance:
    Natural colour

    Age:
    30 Years

    Filtration:
    Non-chill filtered

  • AVAILABILITY

    • We cannot deliver SPIRITS to the following states: AL, AK, AR, HI, IA, ME, MN, MS, MT, SD, TN, UT, VT, WV, and WY
    • We cannot deliver WINE to the following states: KY, MI, MS and UT

    SHIPPING

    • Someone 21 years of age or older must be available to sign for any alcohol orders.
    • We cannot ship to a PO Box, including military bases, FedEx, UPS or Walgreens as they will not accept other local carriers' packages.
    • The estimated shipping time is 2-10 business days.
    • Fulfillment times are estimated at 2-5 business days. Tracking information will be sent to customers once fulfillment is completed unless one of the below conditions apply.
    • If your purchase includes any presale/preorder items, the order will be fulfilled once these items are available — please expect a delay. Fulfillment times will also vary if an item is backordered and will ship based on item availability.
    • All sales are final - No returns or exchanges. Shipping carriers will make up to three (3) delivery attempts. If you cannot accept delivery during these attempts, the product will be returned to us. If you would like us to reship your order, an additional $40 fee will be applied.
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Four bottles of Glen Scotia 30-year-old Campbeltown single malt Scotch whisky are displayed on a reflective surface, with blurred shelves of bottles in the background. Each bottle features a detailed label with a maritime theme and a golden cap.

Tasting notes

NOSE

Thick perfumed floral notes of violet and lavender are intertwined with bracing sea spray.


TASTE

Freshly sliced green apple and silky honeyed pear are followed by ground ginger spice and dark chocolate.


FINISH

The finish is long with a roasted sugar sweetness.

A person with glasses stands on a blue metal staircase beside an aged brick wall, holding a notebook and pen. A large metallic cylinder with "GLEN" partially visible is to the left. The scene looks like an industrial or rugged historical site.

Alice Angus

Like whisky production, Alice’s technique involves patience, time and experimentation. She uses pencil, watercolour and ink to draw from life, spending a long time observing her surroundings through sight, sound, smell and touch, often waiting for the right moment, drawing similarities with the time and craftsmanship required in whisky-making. Some of her works are completed on-site directly from life and others are developed in the studio into larger-scale artworks.

With a keen curiosity in her natural surroundings, Alice Angus was educated at Glasgow School of Art, later relocating to London. However, she remains forever inspired by the country and splits her time between the two places. Her body of work includes works on paper, video, audio and textiles and ranges from large curatorial, collaborative projects to individual commissions, public artworks, community projects and research. She has undertaken residencies and projects in many places, urban and rural, from Lancaster to the Canadian Arctic.

Alice Angus

Like whisky production, Alice’s technique involves patience, time and experimentation. She uses pencil, watercolour and ink to draw from life, spending a long time observing her surroundings through sight, sound, smell and touch, often waiting for the right moment, drawing similarities with the time and craftsmanship required in whisky-making. Some of her works are completed on-site directly from life and others are developed in the studio into larger-scale artworks.

With a keen curiosity in her natural surroundings, Alice Angus was educated at Glasgow School of Art, later relocating to London. However, she remains forever inspired by the country and splits her time between the two places. Her body of work includes works on paper, video, audio and textiles and ranges from large curatorial, collaborative projects to individual commissions, public artworks, community projects and research. She has undertaken residencies and projects in many places, urban and rural, from Lancaster to the Canadian Arctic.

“My Spirit Safe series was inspired by the generations of dedicated people, the Campbeltown community, the unique coastal landscape, the ingredients, skills, engineering, and care that goes into making Glen Scotia, and all rhythms of time across hours, days, years, and decades involved in its creation”.



Alice Angus
Artist in Residence

A watercolor painting depicts a serene lakeside scene with three people observing a large blue cylindrical structure, possibly a kiln. The background shows gentle hills, subtle landscapes, and overlaid textures of maps and technical diagrams.
A watercolor painting depicts a serene lakeside scene with three people observing a large blue cylindrical structure, possibly a kiln. The background shows gentle hills, subtle landscapes, and overlaid textures of maps and technical diagrams.
A watercolor painting depicts workers handling large wooden barrels near a harbor. The background shows a stack of barrels, a body of water with boats, and a distant coastline. The scene is busy, with two main workers rolling and inspecting barrels.
A watercolor painting depicts workers handling large wooden barrels near a harbor. The background shows a stack of barrels, a body of water with boats, and a distant coastline. The scene is busy, with two main workers rolling and inspecting barrels.
A watercolor painting depicts the Glen Scotia distillery beside a lake with mountains in the background. Wooden barrels are stacked outside the white building with the distillery's name visible. The scene features subtle map overlays and distant ships.
A watercolor painting depicts the Glen Scotia distillery beside a lake with mountains in the background. Wooden barrels are stacked outside the white building with the distillery's name visible. The scene features subtle map overlays and distant ships.

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