Craiglodge
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CRAIGLODGE
over 4 years old
45 %
DISTILLERY SELECT
Single Highland Malt
SINGLE CASK BOTTLING
Loch Lomond Distillery since 1814
PEATED SINGLE MALT
Date Distilled: 26 Th February 2001
Date of Bottling: 8 Th September 2005
Cask No: 223
Wood Type: American Oak H H D
434 Numbered Bottles
No Chill Filtration
No Colouring
Loch Lomond Distillery, Dunbartonshire
DISTILLERY SELECT
Single Highland Malt
SINGLE CASK BOTTLING
Loch Lomond Distillery since 1814
PEATED SINGLE MALT
Date Distilled: 26 Th February 2001
Date of Bottling: 8 Th September 2005
Cask No: 223
Wood Type: American Oak H H D
434 Numbered Bottles
No Chill Filtration
No Colouring
Loch Lomond Distillery, Dunbartonshire
CRAIGLODGE (1966 also see INCHMURRIN, LOCH LOMOND, OLD ROSHDU, CROFTENGEA, GLEN DOUGLAS, INCHMOAN
Craiglodge is one of a few single cask, single malt expressions produced under the Loch Lomond Distillery Select banner in the mid-2000s – part of a range that also included Glen Douglas and the heavily peated Croftengea.
The medium peated spirit is used to add complexity to Loch Lomond’s blends, but enjoyed a limited and temporary release as a four-year-old single cask offering from 2005
Created at the Loch Lomond distillery, Craiglodge is one of a large and diverse array of spirits produced at the versatile production plant, made using varying levels of peating, yeasts and cut points.
Craiglodge, with a medium peating level, has a primary role in adding complexity to Loch Lomond’s blended Scotch whisky brands.
Loch Lomond’s previous owner gave Craiglodge a limited release in single cask form from 2005 – a time of range expansion which also saw the introduction of Inchmoan and Inchmurrin single malts.
Loch Lomond’s new owner – the company was acquired in 2014 by businessman Colin Matthews with the financial backing of Exponent Private Equity – currently has no plans for further releases of Craiglodge
Craiglodge is one of a few single cask, single malt expressions produced under the Loch Lomond Distillery Select banner in the mid-2000s – part of a range that also included Glen Douglas and the heavily peated Croftengea.
The medium peated spirit is used to add complexity to Loch Lomond’s blends, but enjoyed a limited and temporary release as a four-year-old single cask offering from 2005.
Created at the Loch Lomond distillery, Craiglodge is one of a large and diverse array of spirits produced at the versatile production plant, made using varying levels of peating, yeasts and cut points.
Craiglodge, with a medium peating level, has a primary role in adding complexity to Loch Lomond’s blended Scotch whisky brands.
Loch Lomond’s previous owner gave Craiglodge a limited release in single cask form from 2005 – a time of range expansion which also saw the introduction of Inchmoan and Inchmurrin single malts.
Loch Lomond’s new owner – the company was acquired in 2014 by businessman Colin Matthews with the financial backing of Exponent Private Equity – currently has no plans for further releases of Craiglodge.
Loch Lomond Group
Loch Lomond Distillers
2005 - present