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Inchmurrin 12 year old from Loch Lomond distillery, rebranded in 2015 as part of the Inchmurrin 'Islands Collection'. Which is rather apt, as Inchmurrin is the largest fresh water island in the British Isles, and it sits in Loch Lomond! Coincidence? We think not. Anyway, this is a wonderfully creamy single malt, which features whisky drawn from a trio of cask style, namely Bourbon casks, refill casks and recharred casks.
Nose: Creamy sweet cereals and allspice. Hints of toffee apples and pear drops. A little caramel and furniture polish.
Palate: Smooth, rich palate entry with barley malt and salt caramel. Dried herbs, candied peels and allspice.
Finish: Medium-long finish. Spicy.
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It could be between few single malts that has its own ID and Passport! As if you met someone that lives all his his time on a remote isle, human but different. You can't find this speciality anywhere else...
23rd November 2020
Love this whisky but it's definitely not smooth as someone below says. It needs a fair amount of water to reduce the roughness (not too much as a bit of rough is part of its charm!) and what you'll hopefully get is a rich, warm, welcoming, rounded, caramel, spiced oaky apple that really is an absolute pleasure, especially in Autumn! One to fall in love with for the long term.
19th October 2020
Amazing and elegant, well worth every penny, adorable, no regret!
1st September 2020
This has become one of my favourites, amazing value in Sweden where I am buying it from. Rough and tough, not for those who want the smoothest whisky available. But add some (actually quite a bit) of water and this really opens up. Some beautiful dark caramell on the nose that is just lovely.The palate very much confirms the nose in my opinion, although slightly less busy. Great stuff!
12th August 2020
Smooth and fruity (not too fruity!) with a lovely warm aftertaste.
16th June 2020
Fruity nose with slight caramel. Rather more pronounced caramel on the palette.
4th December 2019
Strong in its relative paleness, balancing, mature, solid without a sweet edge which could enhance my personal predeliction.
18th November 2019
Great value for the money, mind in Sweden I'm paying about 10 pounds less for some reason, so yay for me... Anyway the nose is malty with sweet vanilla and ripe oranges, it's oily and oaky (I get the furniture polish reference). A touch of buttery toffee and pear. The palate is smooth, it has a sort of and oily sweetness, it's spicy and malty with a touch of fudge. (I wonder if their cut is close to the feints). It has personality, a great whisky that might not suit everyones palate.
25th October 2019
Loch Lomond are on the right track with this one - natural color and no chill filtered, bottled at 46%. If you like highland whiskies, this is a go0d one for sure.Nose: Sweet, ripe fruits, grapes, hints of apricot, floral overtonesTaste: fruity sweetness mixed with bourbon sourness. Oily, but not too much. Nice transitions. Oak.Finish: Spicy, bitter oak. Mouthwatering. Pleasant floral overtones, fresh grass. Relatively long finish.I have found that 3 drops of water is the sweet spot to "open up" this whisky while maintaining all its character. It really benefits from sitting a couple of minutes in the glass before drinking.
11th February 2019
Oustanding value for money! Very Tasty and fruity whisky.
22nd December 2018
As Ralfy said, there is something quite eccentric about this whisky and either you love it or hate it. I'm on the love side. There is something distinctive in its fruitiness that shines all the way through nose, palate and finish. The finish might slightly remind of some kind of old-school rough liquor which is then quickly smoothed out by that distinctive fruitiness. Even after the glass has dried by the next morning, those distinctive notes are still there and you really don't want to wash your glass :) A characterful malt that might have been a lucky result of experimenting. I'm certainly lucky to have stumbled on it and highly recommend to anyone who enjoys something off the beaten track every now and then. If I was to compare it to some other malt, then it slightly reminds of Glen Garioch 12. But still retains its own peculiarity.
4th April 2018
Legs - thick and slow running. Oily and waxy. Non chill filtered. I suspect colour added.Nose - sweet, spicy and background smoke. Cereal, creamy, malty, apples. Palate - sweet, salty, oily, full bodied, waxy, Cereal malty, caramel.Finish - medium length, spicy, caramel,
1st December 2017
Wonderful smooth whisky and credit to this fabulous distillery
20th November 2017
Another suprise from Loch Lomond, very fruity and complex, a bit harsch but in a positive way, one of my favourites this year.
21st November 2016