Scapa

Scapa is Orkney's other distillery alongside Highland Park, overlooking the famous Scapa Flow naval anchorage. It is one of the few Scottish distilleries to use a Lomond still — a hybrid design — which creates a smooth, honeyed, and subtly briny character distinct from its neighbor.

What is Scapa distillery?

Scapa — Orkney distillery overlooking Scapa Flow since 1885. Smooth, honeyed malt from a rare Lomond still.

When was Scapa founded?

Scapa was founded in 1885.

Where is Scapa distillery located?

Scapa is located in Islands, Scotland.

What water source does Scapa use?

Scapa uses Draws from the Lingro Burn on the Orkney Mainland, fed by springs filtering through Old Red Sandstone. The moderately hard, mineral-rich Orkney water gives Scapa its distinctive floral, heathery, and slightly waxy character. as its water source.