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Given all-new packaging in 2015, Inchmurrin is a single malt from Loch Lomond distillery named after the largest fresh water island in the British Isles (located on the Loch, which itself is the largest inland stretch of water in Great Britain by surface area).
Nose: Fruity, zesty aromas. Hints of caramel, malt and lychee. Orange rinds.
Palate: Candied lemon and tropical fruit, with a core development of sweet vanilla and gingerbread. An incredibly fruity little whisky, just building away on fruit 'n' nut chocolate bars.
Finish: Long, warming finish. Stem ginger and pineapple.
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If you like whisky on the sweeter side this would suit you, there are some bitter tones which compliment the sweetness. For me the overriding flavour is caramel. I was hoping for more from an 18 yr old, probably just doesn’t suit my pallet. For something similar, less money and maybe more enjoyable I’d likely pick up a Glen Moray 16 or a Tomatin
13th June 2018
That's an amazing female winner tonight. Tangerine, sweet dried fruits on the nose, candy pear, figs, lychee. On the palate a Hmmmmm, long raspberry maramalade with orange cabdy, gingerbread and Creme brulee. Astonishing add-on of some unpredictable grassyness. Very complex.
20th October 2017