Part of a recent batch of new releases from TBWC, the praise was too glowing from the creators for me to ignore. Last time I got such a recommendation it seriously paid off.
Inchmurrin is the name given to a style of whisky made by Loch Lomond distillery. I’m tempted by the single cask grain in the same batch now.
TBWC Inchmurrin Batch 1 54.7%, A⊕
Colour – burnt orange.
Nose – Deep honey, orange and beeswax, and a touch of furniture polish and turmeric. Roast sesame seed and sunflower seed dipped in honey. Beautiful sherry.
Body – Spicy, explosive, honeyed fruit. Very oily – dark orange oil.
Finish – Long, oily finish. Deep orange oil and orange peel. Finally, custard creams.
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