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CSP Scotch Regions & Terroir Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following is one of only three surviving active distilleries in Campbeltown?

    Answer: Springbank

    Springbank is one of three active Campbeltown distilleries alongside Glen Scotia and Glengyle, and uniquely conducts its entire production process on-site.

  2. Which Scotch whisky region would you associate with Glenmorangie and Dalmore distilleries?

    Answer: Highlands

    Both Glenmorangie and Dalmore are located in the Northern Highlands and are known for rich, complex expressions with extensive wood management programs.

  3. Lagavulin 16 Year Old was chosen to represent which region in Diageo's original Classic Malts selection?

    Answer: Islay

    Lagavulin 16 Year Old was selected as the Islay representative in the Classic Malts lineup, showcasing the region's characteristic peat and smoke.

  4. What term, borrowed from viticulture, describes the influence of local environment—water, peat, and climate—on a whisky's character?

    Answer: Terroir

    Terroir, a concept from the wine world, has been adopted by the Scotch whisky industry to describe how a distillery's specific location shapes its spirit's flavor.

  5. What is the smallest of the five official Scotch whisky regions by number of active distilleries?

    Answer: Campbeltown

    Campbeltown has only three active distilleries—Springbank, Glen Scotia, and Glengyle—making it by far the smallest recognized Scotch whisky region.

  6. The whisky produced at Isle of Jura Distillery is sold under what brand name?

    Answer: Jura

    The Isle of Jura Distillery markets its single malt under the 'Jura' brand, known for its approachable Highland-influenced character.