Loch Lomond 14 combines 2 types of barrels that create a wonderful combination of flavors, an American bourbon barrel that presents vanilla and caramel flavors and a French Limousin cognac barrel that presents a slightly citrusy and sharp character.
Loch Lomond Distillery is able to produce a number of single malts with different character and degrees of smokiness, thanks to a number of different types of stills. Of its 11 stills, three are column stills and are designed for grain whisky. Of the remaining eight, only two are classic stills and the rest are straight-necked Lomond stills. The composition of the single malts in this whisky is a secret, but it is clear that there is a combination of smoked and unsmoked barley.
This Loch Lomond has the characteristics of a young and mature whiskey at the same time.
