Inchmurrin 12 Year Old Whisky

(70cl, 46%)

(19 Reviews)

£39.99

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Inchmurrin 12 Year Old Bottling Note

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.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

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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Reviews for Inchmurrin 12 Year Old

*A Very Good Whisky*

A great combination of fruitiness and spiciness, which I find 'moreish' and killing my bottle far too quickly! Great value too.

Nick V , United Kingdom

6 months ago

Very average malt

Tried this after their classic 12... The Inchmurrin just doesn't hold up, it smells and tastes like it's really missing something. The casks are weak (very low oak influence, short finish) and the body feels thin even despite the 12 years with 46% plus NCF. Nothing stands out in this malt, it's virtually the definition of mediocre. I would never buy this over their classic 12 again.

Master of Malt Customer

one year ago

Probably shouldn't work, but kinda does

Interesting combination of sour and sharp, malt and something perhaps sulphurous.
Tastes like there's something not quite right about their stills, but rather than detracting too much, it just makes this interesting.

Hugh S , United Kingdom

one year ago

Great balance

Love the combination of sweet fruits and spices. Lasts well.

Kevin A , United Kingdom

2 years ago

Fruity complexity

Nose is bold and complex...fruit and licorice. Palate is spirit dominated with hints of licorice, apples and tropical fruit. Finish is medium to long and slightly dry. My first purchase of a Loch Lomond whisky and I am impressed.

Vin K , United States

2 years ago

Very Special

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...

Wiseman , Lebanon

2 years ago

Gentle giant

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.

Master of Malt Customer

2 years ago

Amazing and Elegant

Amazing and elegant, well worth every penny, adorable, no regret!

Wissam , Lebanon

3 years ago

Great whisky

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!

jh , Norway

3 years ago

Well worth sampling.

Smooth and fruity (not too fruity!) with a lovely warm aftertaste.

John T , United Kingdom

3 years ago