Limited-Edition Samhain Series

We are proud to unveil theLimited-Edition Samhain Series: Six Single-Cask Whiskies Celebrating Scotland’s Eerie and Mythical Past

Samhain Series – a limited-edition collection of six single-cask Scotch whiskies. The series celebrates Scotland’s rich folklore and eerie mythology, coinciding with the ancient Celtic festival
of Samhain, the precursor to modern-day Halloween.
Each whisky in the Samhain Series tells a tale steeped in local legend, with evocative labels
designed by Edinburgh-based artist and designer Steven Shand, who has over 13 years of
experience in the Scottish whisky industry. Shand’s intricate artwork and storytelling
complement the atmospheric whiskies, capturing a haunting essence of Scotland’s past.

The six releases include:
● ‘Grizel & The West Bow Saint’ – North British Distillery Single Grain Scotch Whisky
30 Year Old, Refill Peated Octave, limited to 57 bottles.

● ‘Hunting For The Gorbals Vampire’ – Glasgow Distillery Lowland Single Malt Scotch 5 Year Old, Refill Octave, limited to 62 bottles.

● ‘The Devil Checkmates the Wolf’ – Auchroisk Distillery Speyside Single Malt Scotch 10 Year Old, 1st fill ex PX Octave, limited to 62 bottles.

● ‘The Each Uisge of the River Spey’ – Benrinnes Distillery Speyside Single Malt Scotch
10 Year Old, 1st fill ex PX Octave, limited to 55 bottles.

● ‘The Ritual of Oak & Mistletoe’ – Teaninich Distillery Highland Single Malt Scotch
10 Year Old, 1st fill ex PX Octave. limited to 46 bottles.

● ‘The Witch of Beinne A’Ghlo’ – Blair Athol Distillery Highland Single Malt Scotch
10 Year Old, Refill Octave, limited to 53 bottles.

Each bottle is sourced from distilleries across Speyside, Highland, and Lowland regions. As with all Lady of the Glen releases, the Samhain Series is hand-bottled, undiluted at natural cask
strength, free of chill-filtration, and retains its natural colour, preserving the purity of the whisky.

I’ve wanted to collaborate with Steven since seeing his contemporary illustration of Tam O’Shanter at the Fife Whisky Festival. His use of colour and detail was both a feast for the eyes
and unsettling in a good way. We decided to celebrate Scotland’s Samhain festival by pairing richly illustrated Scottish stories with distilleries from the same regions. For the series, we
selected some of our finest 40-litre octaves to highlight a broad range of rich flavours that would
stand out like the stories themselves.

The collection will be available through select retailers. For more information,

contact gregor.hannah@ladyoftheglen.com