For the most part of the 17th & 18th centuries Campbeltown was a smuggling centre, an occupation that was supported by the area's geography, topography..... and the local gentry. One famous story tells of an old woman living in the town who was up before the Sheriff for smuggling. She had been found guilty and before passing sentence, the Sheriff told her:...

Springbank

Rundlets & Kilderkins
Nose: Honey, vanilla, chocolate, nougat and toffee in abundance followed by hints of wholesome freshly ground nutmeg.
Palate: Creamy and rich as expected from the nose, with notes of chocolate covered honeycomb mixed with pistachio and crushed almonds. Rich and oily from its maturation in small casks, it gives an impression of bein older than its ten years.
Finish: The ground nutmeg is still evident on the finish but the creaminess outstays the spices to a long smooth and sweet finish. With water this dram develops an even sweeter finish, fruity and sugar candy, it becomes even smoother.

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and just in case you are interested in cask sizes here's a link to explain more..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firkin