Description
Inchmurrin is a sweet and fruity single malt made at Loch Lomond. Inchmurrin 17 Years Old Chieftain's 1998 has been drawn from two hogsheads distilled in April 1998, and was bottled in July 2015 at 46%. Loch Lomond has a unique equipment setup. The distillery operates a total of 11 stills of four different kinds, with which they're able to produce eight different styles of whisky. The distillery boasts three pairs of straight-necked pot stills, one pair of traditional swan-neck pot stills, a pair of continuous Coffey stills, and an additional continuous still to produce grain spirit made from malted barley.