Inchfad 2001 Heavily Peated American Oak Cask #27

Loch Lomond 21 Year Old 1996 Cadenhead

What do you know? I just tried a Loch Lomond that was distilled in 1974 and bottled after 23 years in 1997. Now I will try a Loch Lomond distilled in 1996 and bottled after 23 years in 2018. Speaking of continuity, yet I do believe it will be very different as a lot has changed in the intervening years at this distillery. That’s why I was happy to...

Score 85/100

Inchmurrin 18 Year Old

Two years ago, the Inchmurrin range was revamped. There is now a 12, 15, 18 and 21 Year Old. The bottles are pretty slim and colored, just like the tubes (similar to the Glen Scotia makeover, which uses even more eclectic colors). Moreover – and this is new – the Inchmurrin is bottled at 46% today as opposed to the 40% from a few years back. In...

Score 81/100

Loch Lomond That Boutique-y Whisky Company Inchmurrin Batch 1

Part of my work is trying whiskies for import into the country. The cool thing about this is discovering whiskies that you've never heard of or tried before. Normally I don't focus much on a distilleries history or styles in my reviews. I know so many bloggers that do, that I hate to say it, but I find it honestly redundant. But every so often, I...

Score 87/100

Loch Lomond Original

From a 3cl sample bottle. Loch Lomond is one of the most unusual distilleries in Scotland, producing both grain and malt whisky, and has sets of standard pot stills and Lomond stills (although apparently they technically aren't, they are pot sills with rectifying columns). They produce a variety of single malts with varying peat levels and cut...

Score 63/100