Springbank 1967 High Spirits 34 Year Old 75cl / The Scottish Colourists

Springbank distillery has been owned and operated by the Mitchell family in Campbeltown since 1837, and it one of Scotland's most revered distilleries. Following a brief mothballing between 1979 and 1987, upon the reopening the decision was taken to cease all sales to the blending industry and focus on its single malt sales. Today it is one of the only distilleries to malt, distil, bottle and mature whisky on the same site, and produces three distinct and highly prized single malts.

This whisky was distilled in May 1967 and aged for 34 years in single cask #1936. It was bottled in July 2001 by High Spirits as part of The Scottish Colourists series.

High Spirits are the second bottling company started by Nadi Fiori, co-founder of the acclaimed Intertrade. Like many of his contemporaries, his bottlings are known for their artistic labels. In 2008 High Spirits bottled a series for the renowned collector, Valentino Zagatti to celebrate his 50th year of buying whisky. These and many of the earlier High Spirits releases are highly collectible.

The label features an artwork titled Loch Creran, Argyll by Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell.

One of 210 bottles.