• Category – Spirits, whisky, Scotch, 45.3% abv
  • Available – From this month
  • Location – Global
  • Price – SRP of GBP4,500 (US$5,543) per 70cl bottle

Loch Lomond Group has unveiled the latest launch in its super-premium ‘Remarkable Stills’ series from its namesake whisky brand.

The Loch Lomond 46-year old single malt has been matured in American oak casks for 44 years, followed by two years in a combination of first fill Oloroso and Pedro Ximenez casks. Just 200 bottles of the unpeated and naturally coloured whisky have been bottled, according to the group.

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The 46 year old is the second release in the ‘Rare Remarkable Stills’ series, following on from the debut expression – a 45-year old – released in May last year.

“The Loch Lomond Whiskies Remarkable Stills Series has been crafted in tribute to our unique whisky-making expertise and captures the passion and curiosity of our whisky-making team,” said Loch Lomond Whiskies master blender, Michael Henry. “We set out to create new possibilities in whisky-making and as a result have created an exceptional collection of high-aged- single malt whiskies which feature some of the rarest expressions we have ever released.”

Last month, Loch Lomond announced a packaging revamp for its Scotch whisky portfolio. The refresh  included changes to the colour scheme and font of both primary and secondary packaging for the brand’s entire range.

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