Longrow Peated Scotch Whiskey
Longrow Peated Scotch Whiskey is the core NAS expression from Springbank’s heavily peated Longrow brand — presenting the distillery’s most assertive peat character at an accessible NAS format, drawing on Campbeltown’s maritime influence and Springbank’s traditional production methods to produce a heavily peated and coastal expression.
Longrow is produced at Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown using heavily peated malt. The standard expression provides an accessible introduction to Longrow’s peat character before exploring the age-stated and Red series releases. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Longrow more heavily peated than Springbank?
Yes — significantly. Springbank is lightly peated (approximately 12–15 PPM); Longrow is heavily peated at 50–55 PPM, comparable to Islay distilleries. Both are produced at Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown, but from different peat levels of malt.
Is Longrow a good alternative to Islay single malt?
Yes — Longrow provides a different peated perspective from Campbeltown, with the same assertive peat level as Islay but the maritime and oily character of Campbeltown rather than the coastal medicinal character of southern Islay distilleries.
Longrow Peated Scotch Whiskey is the core NAS expression from Springbank’s heavily peated Longrow brand — presenting the distillery’s most assertive peat character at an accessible NAS format, drawing on Campbeltown’s maritime influence and Springbank’s traditional production methods to produce a heavily peated and coastal expression.
Longrow is produced at Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown using heavily peated malt. The standard expression provides an accessible introduction to Longrow’s peat character before exploring the age-stated and Red series releases. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Longrow more heavily peated than Springbank?
Yes — significantly. Springbank is lightly peated (approximately 12–15 PPM); Longrow is heavily peated at 50–55 PPM, comparable to Islay distilleries. Both are produced at Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown, but from different peat levels of malt.
Is Longrow a good alternative to Islay single malt?
Yes — Longrow provides a different peated perspective from Campbeltown, with the same assertive peat level as Islay but the maritime and oily character of Campbeltown rather than the coastal medicinal character of southern Islay distilleries.
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Longrow Peated Scotch Whiskey is the core NAS expression from Springbank’s heavily peated Longrow brand — presenting the distillery’s most assertive peat character at an accessible NAS format, drawing on Campbeltown’s maritime influence and Springbank’s traditional production methods to produce a heavily peated and coastal expression.
Longrow is produced at Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown using heavily peated malt. The standard expression provides an accessible introduction to Longrow’s peat character before exploring the age-stated and Red series releases. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Longrow more heavily peated than Springbank?
Yes — significantly. Springbank is lightly peated (approximately 12–15 PPM); Longrow is heavily peated at 50–55 PPM, comparable to Islay distilleries. Both are produced at Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown, but from different peat levels of malt.
Is Longrow a good alternative to Islay single malt?
Yes — Longrow provides a different peated perspective from Campbeltown, with the same assertive peat level as Islay but the maritime and oily character of Campbeltown rather than the coastal medicinal character of southern Islay distilleries.
