1 x wash still, 1 x spirit still, 4 x Lomond stills and 1 x Coffey still
Capacity per year
4,750,000 Litres
Status
Active/Producing
Loch
Lomond Distillery History
1965/6
Established by
Littlemill Distillery Co Ltd
1971
Barton
Brands (USA) take over
1984
Closed
1987
Resurrected
by Glen Catrine Bonded Warehouses
1993
Begins producing grains
1997
Fire destroys 300,000 litres of whisky
1999
Two malt stills added
2005
Inchmoan, Craiglodge and Inchmurrin whiskies released
2014
Glen Cartrine bought over by Exponenet who trade as Loch Lomond Group
Loch
Lomond Distillery Comments
The distillery operates an unusual stills configuration and has the ability to produce special edition Whisky including Single Grain Whisky and Deluxe Blends. The uniqueness of the pot malt stills rest in the cylindrical necks of the spirit stills. Traditionally the necks of malt stills are open. The Loch Lomond stills include special distillation trays in the necks, allowing for greater contact with the cooling alcohol vapour. This makes the process more efficient. These stills can produce alcohol up to 90% ABV where normal stills deliver the alcohol at around 70% ABV. This style of still allows for different ‘flavour notes’ to be captured and emphasised through the range of alcohol strengths that can be captured and rejected. This is much more difficult to achieve through a conventional pot still.
Loch
Lomond Distillery Bottlings
Loch
Lomond (no age declaration)
Loch
Lomond 23 Year Old (1974 vintage)
Loch
Lomond 33 Year Old (1966 vintage copper still
decanter)