Brand: Bimber Distillery
Brand: Bimber Distillery
Brand: Whisky Is The Limit
Brand: Thompson Bros.
Brand: Thompson Bros.
Brand: Thompson Bros.
Brand: Asta Morris
A rare, heavily peated single malt from Loch Lomond, matured for eighteen years in an ex‑Oloroso cask and bottled at cask strength. The result marries earthy smoke with rich dried fruits, offering a distinctive take on Islay‑style peat from mainland Scotland.
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Distilled in 2007 at the Loch Lomond distillery—a rarely seen, heavily peated style designed for blending—this whisky spent its entire life in a single Oloroso sherry barrel. Over eighteen years the Spanish oak imbued the spirit with layers of dried fig, prune and toasted nut flavours, tempering the robust smoke and maritime notes that define Inchfad. Bottled in 2025 by North Star Spirits at natural cask strength (around the mid‑fifties ABV) without chill filtration or colouring, this release captures a side of Loch Lomond seldom encountered. On the nose, expect dried red berries, polished leather and a touch of bonfire; the palate delivers plum jam, salted caramel and earthy peat; the finish lingers with warm spice and a gentle ashy fade. With only a handful of cask-strength bottles available, this bottling offers collectors and peat lovers a unique glimpse into the experimental depths of Loch Lomond.
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A rare, heavily peated single malt from Loch Lomond, matured for eighteen years in an ex‑Oloroso cask and bottled at cask strength. The result marries earthy smoke with rich dried fruits, offering a distinctive take on Islay‑style peat from mainland Scotland.