Scotch/Loch Lomond Open Course Limited Edition 20 year 750 ML
Loch Lomond Open Course Limited Edition 20 year 750 ML
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About this bottle
Loch Lomond The Open Course is a limited-edition single malt tied to the Loch Lomond distillery's role as an official whisky partner of The Open golf championship. This 20 Year Old expression comes from the distillery on the banks of Loch Lomond in the Scottish Highlands, which is unusual in Scotch for running its own straight-neck stills alongside traditional pot stills, giving it flexibility across malt styles. Two decades in oak brings a rounded, mellow character: expect soft orchard fruit, honeyed cereal, and gentle oak spice rather than heavy peat. It's built as a collectible for golf fans and whisky drinkers alike.
How to drink Loch Lomond Open Course 20 Year
Pour it neat with a splash of still water to open the aromatics — a whisky aged this long doesn't need ice or a mixer to show well.
Tasting notes
Nosehoneyed cereal and orchard fruit
Palatesoft oak and spice
Finishlong, mellow
Specs
Single MaltScotland
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Loch Lomond The Open Course Limited Edition 20 Year?
Serve it neat or with a few drops of water in a rocks or Glencairn glass to let the aroma open up; a single large ice cube works too if you prefer it chilled. Keep the bottle capped and upright once opened — whiskey doesn't spoil, so it holds its character well for a year or more.
How long is Loch Lomond The Open Course Limited Edition 20 Year aged?
It's aged 20 years.
What's the story behind Loch Lomond?
Loch Lomond Distillery is unusual in Scotch for running straight-neck stills alongside traditional pot stills, giving it flexibility to produce a range of malt styles from one site.
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