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SMWS G10.22: Strathclyde

“A crescendo of custard and spice” · Past release, no longer on sale

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G10.22

A crescendo of custard and spice

SMWS regionLowland

Age31 years

ABV59.8%

Outturn140 bottles

Cask2nd fill French oak hogshead

SpiritGrain Whisky

Distillery from SMWS code G10
DistilleryStrathclyde
RegionLowland

In short · Strathclyde (Lowland), 31 years.

“Custard and oak collided on a nose bound by cinnamon and nutmeg on spiced apple pie.…”Extract · full tasting notes at SMWS

£115View on SMWS

SMWS G10.22 is a single cask of Strathclyde, in the Lowland region, 31 years old, bottled at 59.8%. Every Society bottle numbered G10.x is from Strathclyde.

How the price compares

At £115, this 31-year-old cost more than all 9 Strathclyde bottlings of any age released 2021–2025 that we hold. They ranged from £50 to £79, with a median of £57. We don’t hold enough Strathclyde bottles of a similar age, so this compares across all ages; older casks usually cost more.

Shaded: their range · line: this bottleRelease prices, not adjusted for inflation

Specs, price and tasting-note extract from the SMWS. Full notes on smws.com.

About Strathclyde

In the Gorbals, on the south bank of the Clyde in Glasgow, Strathclyde was founded in 1927 by Seager Evans and ran its first spirit the next year. From 1958 to 1975 it even housed a small malt distillery, Kinclaith, inside its walls. Its grain, made with Loch Katrine water in a two-column system, goes almost entirely into blends, so single casks are a rare sight. Pernod Ricard's.

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