Loch Lomond

Loch Lomond is a Highland distillery near Loch Lomond, Scotland, producing single malt whisky across multiple styles using both pot and straight-neck stills — ranging from bright, fruity 12-year expressions through rich sherry-matured vintages and limited cask-strength releases.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Loch Lomond distinctive among Highland distilleries?

Most distilleries operate one type of still. Loch Lomond uses both traditional pot stills and straight-neck stills — a still design that produces a heavier, more grain-forward spirit than pot stills with a wider neck. By running different grain charges through different still combinations, Loch Lomond can produce a wider range of flavor profiles within a single distillery than most competitors: lighter floral expressions from pot stills and richer, more robust expressions from the straight-neck configuration. This gives the blending team unusual flexibility.

What is the Loch Lomond core range?

The accessible core range includes the 12 Year Old (ex-bourbon and sherry casks, fruity and balanced) and the 18 Year Old (deeper Sherry influence, dried fruit and oak complexity). Limited editions and annual Special Releases include cask-strength single barrel expressions and vintage bottlings. The distillery also produces grain whisky and blended Scotch under the Loch Lomond and Glen’s labels for wider commercial distribution.