Loch Lomond Original

A decent every day single malt (depending on the price you pay for it) for when you're needing a wee dram to help wind down after a hard day's graft.

For me, it's not a £25 bottle but worth a try to judge for yourself. I got lucky buying one from the Cash & Carry 'Malt of the Month' deal at £13.99 + vat so it was very good value buy.

15th April 2019

For over 12 years now once introduced to an array of single malt scotch exposures, I could never find one as perfect for my palate as Glen Livet. It for years stood as my benchmark, but it's nearly $50.00 cost & being retired, limited my being able to stock it. That was until I tried Loch Lomond 12 year single malt scotch. Not only did it match Glen Livet @ every intersection of critique, it eclipsed it; &, @ 1/2 the cost.!! Whether it's a lady, a job, or scotch..when I find it, I get it.! No need to look further-well perhaps that lady, but Loch Lomond's my scotch.

1st March 2019

Surprisingly smooth with a hint of warmth on the palate. Not overly sweet but just enough to put a smile on your face. Good value

10th February 2019

I expected more from this distillery with such a turnout and diversity in range. Little flavour and such an amount of (added?) peatiness that it burns your throat in one sip. Had to add water. Drinking a bottle will make you sing like Joe Cocker I suppose. No age statement given. JWW

13th August 2018

First time I've tried it nice taste and smooth a one I'll buy again

1st May 2018

Deeply disappointing. May be good for use in cocktails, but lacks flavour and depth for those who enjoy their whisky neat.

24th February 2018

A very different taste to be a whisky. Weak, but still you can feel its single malt. Good price.

17th February 2018

Bargain £20 in Mc Colls Elgin Hogmanay 2017 . Beautiful bottle feel of quality . Lovely smooth dream like a Speyside . Seems more expensive than it is . Well worth seeking out . Our visitors are impressed

31st December 2017

On the nose it's quite similar to Glenfiddich 12, fruity, very fresh. The taste on the palette is quite similar however it's much more harsh and bitey but not in a good way. The bite and harshness makes it feel like it was rushed/uses younger whiskeys. Not to mention this has no age statement so I wouldn't be suprised. The Loch Lomond Reserve has a much more rounded and satisfying flavour and also feels better on the palette and finish - however it is a blend, so if you aren't a single malt snob, give the Reserve a go.

24th November 2017

A good value scotch.
As someone who is a bigger fan of Bourbon and Irish Whisky this is one of my favourite value whisky's. I'm sure there are a lot of people in a similar situation who will find that information valuable.

19th September 2017

This is a good allround whisky in this price range. Not spirity like some no age statement whisky can suffer from, rather a distinct but odd cask character which most of my friends either like or hate...

15th January 2017

I was given this bottle of Loch Lomond original as a present. I've had a few drams out of it, at first it seemed OK then on my second it started to leave a strange taste in my mouth and has a very young spirit kick so had a couple more to be sure and it doesn't get any better.
Overall would not recommend it and I'm glad I never parted with cash as at £25 you can get some really good drams ( Highland Park 12, Old Pulteney 12, Aberlour 10,12 and so on)
Don't waste your cash on this

28th December 2016

Not my favorite whisky ever but for $40 not bad at all and cheaper than a lot of other bottles I have been getting lately. This has a lot of character to it, it has a sort of sour oak taste with a hint of peat smoke and honey maybe some butter and some coastal tang to it as well event though I don't believe it is aged by the sea ( I don't know though I am from California).Very interesting was gonna give it a 7 since its not that smooth but it has some great flavor and character to it, it's pretty unique and reasonably priced so I'll bump it up to an 8. Cheers!The Sugarbear

18th September 2016

Picked up a bottle for £9.50 in Gibraltar (Boom! Take that Customs & Excise). Touch of smoke, touch of toffee, touch of spice; the match of many more expensive single malts.

If you're happy to go the extra cash, I can also heartily recommend the Loch Lomond and Inchmurrin 18 year olds. Loving the Loch Lomond boys, right now.

31st May 2016

the nose is not very nice at all, its not a nose you would savour,the taste however is very reasonable ,its good a pleasant burn, not too lingering,theres a liqurice edge that is far from bad, its more engaging than i thought it would be, i must say it could grow on me fast,

31st May 2016

Initially young tasting, then mellows into a mature creamy and soft peaty delight

20th May 2016

good every day whisky slightly smoky with a bit of a toffee taste too it nice and smooth easy drinking good for price too

27th February 2016

Excellent,well made for lower priced malt,slight peat smooth

14th February 2016

A Lovely Single Malt , that Burns on the way down with lots of after notes , and flourishes into the nostrils and sinus cavities with a wonderful aroma .... I'm going to be having another one of these ... Cheers and a Merry Christmas to one and all 2015

21st December 2015