Loch Lomond Waypoint Sr. Falloch 16 Year
$157.99
This 16 year old unpeated Loch Lomond was distilled in the distillery's swan neck stills and matured in ex-Bourbon casks, before finishing 12 months in Cognac casks. 46%
Producer Desccription
"The first edition pays tribute to the Falls of Falloch. This unpeated 16-year-old single malt, distilled in our Swan Neck stills, is matured in ex-Bourbon casks and finished for 12 months in ex-Cognac barrels.With each sip, it captures the spirit of exploration and the depth of nature in every drop."
Loch Lomond Steam & Fire
$57.99
Disregard the price - this Single Malt Scotch from Loch Lomond Distillery is a steal - especially considering it is bottled at 46%. The peated spirit is matured in American Oak before being finished in heavily charred casks, enhancing the bold and peaty yet smooth profile.
Producer Description
"This special expression is created using spirit from both our remarkable straight neck and more traditional swan neck stills. The spirit was then matured in American oak barrels and finished in heavily charred casks, flamed by our own in-house cooperage. The charring process adds a unique complexity and brings out a melted brown sugar character with a rich buttery mouthfeel and notes of orange and dark chocolate."
North Star Inchfad (Loch Lomond) 18 Year
$194.99
This 2007 Inchfad (heavily peated Loch Lomond) was matured in a Sherry Barrel (is that a typo on their part) for 18 years before bottling at 51.1%
SCN Loch Lomond 18 Year
$214.99
50.6% - Cask 266 - 2nd Fill ex-Bourbon Hogshead - This Peated Croftengea/Loch Lomond was distilled in February 2005.
Loch Lomond 12 Year
$64.99
Matured in ex-Bourbon, Refill and Recharred casks, the whisky is bottled at 46%. 88pts Whisky Advocate.
Loch Lomond 18 Year
$144.99
Bottled at 46%, the Loch Lomond 18 Year was matured in ex-Bourbon Barrels. 90pts Whisky Advocate. Evan also thinks it is very, very good.
Decadent Drams Loch Lomond 19 Year
$355.99
54.8% - 2005 - Heavily Peated - First Fill ex-Bourbon Barrel
89.14 points Whiskybase
Producer Description
"A single barrel of heavily peated Loch Lomond, distilled in 2005 and matured for 19 years before being bottled at natural cask strength. This cask was pretty active and has really concentrated the tarry and peat flavours in this whisky. It's a very big and extremely satisfying whisky that blends older style elements with much more modern characteristics."
Loch Lomond 14 Year
$84.99
This 14 year old Loch Lomond was initially matured in American Oak before finishing in Limousin oak. 46%
Loch Lomond Inchmoan 12 Year
$69.99
Inchwhatnow? The multitude of different whisky styles made at Loch Lomond Distillery can be hard to keep track of. Here is a quick cheat sheet to help with the distilleries current official bottlings (current as of July 2025 - hopefully they don't change everything a month from now):
- Inchmurrin - unpeated. Easy drinking and full of wonderful fruit salad notes.
- Loch Lomond - moderate peat. Approachable for most whisky lovers, showing off a balance between peat and fruit notes.
- Inchmoan - the heavier peat end of the spectrum.
Think of it like the story about the Three Bears, but in this case, Goldilocks breaks in and drinks all of their whisky.
Bottled at 46%.
Producer Description
"Brought together by our master blender, Michael Henry, Loch Lomond Inchmoan 12 celebrates the soft smoke character of Loch Lomond's style using a combination of whisky from our unique Straight Neck stills and more traditional Swan Neck Stills.
Aged in three types of American Oak casks, Loch Lomond Inchmoan highlights, and gives prominence to, soft smoke with additional highlights of warming spice elements of our distillery's signature style. With enchanting wood and peat smoke notes, roasted coffee, green apple with clove and aniseed spice on the finish. Bottled at 46% and non-chill filtered to keep things as nature intended."