Experience unparalleled craftsmanship and a profound journey through time with The Four Quarters Collection. A unique, one-of-one set of four exceptional 25-year-old single malts, distilled in a pivotal year for Glen Scotia and matured in an array of historic casks.
Experience unparalleled craftsmanship and a profound journey through time with The Four Quarters Collection. A unique, one-of-one set of four exceptional 25-year-old single malts, distilled in a pivotal year for Glen Scotia and matured in an array of historic casks.
Crafted exclusively for The Distillers One of One auction, this never-to-be-repeated collection is presented in a magnificent cabinet, with bespoke gold-plated and hallmarked detailing by renowned Scottish jewellers, Hamilton and Inches.This hand-crafted masterpiece comprises four unique 25-year-old single malt whiskies, each distilled in November 1999, a year marking a new dawn for our distillery.This collection celebrates Glen Scotia and Campbeltown's rich Victorian heritage, global influence, and an enduring legacy of unparalleled craftsmanship.
Each expression in The Four Quarters Collection provides a masterfully curated journey of flavour, reflecting Campbeltown's historic global trade routes and the diverse casks once welcomed to its shores.
Each expression in The Four Quarters Collection provides a masterfully curated journey of flavour, reflecting Campbeltown's historic global trade routes and the diverse casks once welcomed to its shores.
Michael Henry
Master Blender
Loch Lomond Group
This exceptional rare whisky collection is presented within a bespoke and handcrafted oak cabinet. Its exterior boasts an intricate brass inlay, a visual homage to our historic global trade routes and the four quarter-century-old whiskies nestled within.
Completing its refined façade is a gold-plated sterling silver decorated coin handle, meticulously crafted by renowned Scottish jewellers Hamilton and Inches.
The interior reveals a luxurious display, elegantly lined with fabric and softly lit, where each of the four decanters is cradled in its own individually leather-lined recess.
The collection features four 30% lead crystal Glencairn decanters, each crowned with gold-plated sterling silver coins styled after cask ends, crafted in partnership with renowned luxury Scottish jeweller Hamilton & Inches.
To finish, a concealed drawer within the cabinet reveals an engraved brass plaque, unveiling the captivating story behind this singular collection.
All proceeds from the One of One auction will support The Distillers' Charity, transforming young lives in Scotland.
This exceptional rare whisky collection is presented within a bespoke and handcrafted oak cabinet. Its exterior boasts an intricate brass inlay, a visual homage to our historic global trade routes and the four quarter-century-old whiskies nestled within.
Completing its refined façade is a gold-plated sterling silver decorated coin handle, meticulously crafted by renowned Scottish jewellers Hamilton and Inches.
The interior reveals a luxurious display, elegantly lined with fabric and softly lit, where each of the four decanters is cradled in its own individually leather-lined recess.
The collection features four 30% lead crystal Glencairn decanters, each crowned with gold-plated sterling silver coins styled after cask ends, crafted in partnership with renowned luxury Scottish jeweller Hamilton & Inches.
To finish, a concealed drawer within the cabinet reveals an engraved brass plaque, unveiling the captivating story behind this singular collection.
All proceeds from the One of One auction will support The Distillers' Charity, transforming young lives in Scotland.
Whisky connoisseurs and collectors worldwide can bid exclusively via The Distillers One of One and Sotheby's website between 15th September and 10th October 2025.
Whisky connoisseurs and collectors worldwide can bid exclusively via The Distillers One of One and Sotheby's website between 15th September and 10th October 2025.
Last year’s Glen Scotia Distillers One of One explored the depth and tradition of Campbeltown whisky-making with artist Alice Angus. It stands as a testament to our craft, and a fitting prelude to this year’s release.
