Loch Lomond The Open Course Collection 152nd Royal Troon

Appearance: In the glass, The Open Course Collection 152nd Royal Troon unveils a captivating golden amber, reminiscent of the sunlit fairways and storied legacy of the historic Royal Troon golf course. Nose: The nose is a celebration of elegance and coastal allure. Sweet honeyed malt gracefully intertwines with a subtle coastal brininess, evoking the invigorating sea breeze that sweeps across the legendary golf course. It's an aromatic journey that sets the stage for the exceptional experience ahead. Palate: Upon the first sip, the whisky unfolds with a symphony of rich and sophisticated flavors. Indulge in the opulence of toffee and decadent dark chocolate, harmonized with nuanced layers of dried fruits. The palate mirrors the strategic depth and elegance required for a round at Royal Troon, creating a whisky experience that transcends tradition. Finish: The finish is a tribute to both the mastery of distillation and the esteemed grounds of Royal Troon. The warmth lingers, leaving behind a gentle whisper of peat that echoes the distinctive coastal landscape. The enduring finale invites contemplation and reflection on the legacy encapsulated in this limited edition expression.

Loch Lomond distillery is a Highland Single Malt Scotch whisky distillery in Alexandria, Scotland, near Loch Lomond.
The Loch Lomond Group was established in 2014 by Exponent Private Equity after acquiring the Loch Lomond Distillery Company – previously owned by members of the Bulloch family.
Loch Lomond Original is an exceptionally smooth, full-bodied and easy drinking single malt scotch whisky. Matured in our finest oak casks, this whisky delivers a burst of sweet honey & citrus notes with a gentle hint of smoke on the finish.
People first arrived in the Loch Lomond area around 5000 years ago, during the neolithic era. They left traces of their presence at places around the loch, including Balmaha, Luss, and Inchlonaig. Crannogs, artificial islands used as dwellings for over five millennia, were built at points in the loch.Loch Lomond was originally named Loch Lennox or even Loch Leven. The Dukes of Lennox were the main landholders here. Its new name may come from the Gaelic leamhan, meaning “Lake of Elms”, or it might originate from laom, meaning beacon, referring to nearby mountain Ben Lomond.The name Loch Lomond was earlier Loch Leamhain (loch LEFin), named after the River Leven 'elm water'; the region is known in Gaelic as Leamhnachd (LEH-oon-uchk, anglicised Lennox), also from the river name.

Size: 750 mL

Proof: 48.2%
*Please note that the ABV may vary