Brand
Inchmurrin
Inchmurrin is a range of single malt Scotch whiskies produced at the Loch Lomond Distillery. The brand is named after Inchmurrin island in Loch Lomond and includes aged expressions characterized by a generally fruity and floral profile.
- Alexandria · West Dunbartonshire · Scotland, United Kingdom
- 2 products
The story
Inchmurrin is the commercial name used for a line of single malts made at the Loch Lomond Distillery. Inchmurrin bottles are part of Loch Lomond's portfolio and take their name from Inchmurrin island on Loch Lomond. Over the years the range has been released in various ages and finishes typical of the Loch Lomond catalogue.
Production philosophy
The Inchmurrin range highlights the fruity and balanced character of the spirit produced at Loch Lomond; the expressions aim to showcase the fruit and delicate notes typical of the house's unpeated versions.
Territory
Loch Lomond (Scotland), Alexandria area, West Dunbartonshire
Production method
The malt used for Inchmurrin is distilled at the Loch Lomond Distillery; official descriptions note the use of the distillery's specific stills (Straight Neck) and the blending and maturation of the distillates to create the different expressions.
Distillation
Distilled at the Loch Lomond Distillery; Inchmurrin expressions originate from the distillery's spirit (documented use of Straight Neck stills).
Ageing
Matured in selected oak casks; some expressions are indicated to have been finished in American oak casks.
Characteristics
- Type
- Brand
- City
- Alexandria
- Categories
- single malt scotch whisky
- Highland single malt
- whisky
- Raw materials
- malted barley
- Casks and ageing vessels
- American oak (selected American oak casks)
- Representative products
- Whisky Inchmurrin 12Y 70cl - Giftbox
- Whisky Inchmurrin 15Y 46% Cl.70 - Giftbox
What makes it distinctive
- Single malt range produced at Loch Lomond Distillery
- Name inspired by Inchmurrin island in Loch Lomond
- Generally fruity and floral aromatic profile
- Expressions with age statements (e.g. 12 and 15 years)