Loch Lomond Single Grain

Loch Lomond is probably Scotland's most versatile distillery in terms of the number of different styles of whisky produced for different purposes on one site. In addition to its two traditional pot stills and a Coffey still, the distillery is also equipped with four Lomond stills, these have a traditional pot still base, but with the addition of a rectifying column instead of the traditional swan necks. Varying the distillation techniques has enabled the distillery to produce no less than eight different single malts (plus numerous grain whiskies and blends) of different styles on one site.

Loch Lomond Single Grain is made using 100% malted barley but is distilled in a continuous, ‘Coffey Still’ so cannot legally be called a single malt whisky.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Plenty of sweet, fruity grain character here. Citrus peels, icing sugar, a little bit of grassiness.

Palate: Pineapple starts to develop on the palate, with a touch or two of oak spice keeping it from becoming overly sweet.

Finish: Continued fruity freshness.