Look at how dark this whisky is! That's why it was named "The Black Whisky". Loch Dhu is actually Gaelic for "Black Lake", this was distilled at Mannochmore and has gained a cult status, quite a collector's item.
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I have some 70cl n 1ltr of Loch Dhu i bought in the 90s I am looking for advice on how to sell them
You either love it or hate it. Super expensive, not bad but wouldn't drink it everyday. Fortunately, I have 2 more bottles...
I have this kind of whisky if anyone is interested send me a message on this email soukaelton@gmail.com
I bought a bottle for my Father many years ago and LOVED IT. Smoky and sweet. Where can I get a bottle
Had an oppurtunity to try this whisky the other day. It was terrible. 1)you cant expect a whisky of 10 years old to be dark at all. 2)It is riddles with carramell. 3)It is a great whisky to prove that you can taste e150a as this poisions the whisky.
