Loch Lomond Distillery, part of the Loch Lomond Group, is a leader in the whisky industry known for its mix of traditional methods and innovative techniques. Founded in 1966, the distillery has built a reputation for creating fruit-forward, high-quality whiskies that appeal to drinkers around the world. Its rapid growth, making it the fastest-growing single malt brand, reflects both the exceptional quality of its spirits and its dedication to excellence.
One of the things that makes Loch Lomond stand out is its unique production process. The distillery uses four different types of stills, producing 11 distinct new make spirits. This versatility allows for a wide range of flavors and styles. Loch Lomond also has its own cooperage, which maintains around 20,000 casks every year, highlighting its commitment to sustainability. Recently, the distillery has reduced its carbon emissions by 16.5%, thanks to more efficient energy use and other eco-friendly practices.
The distillery’s commitment to innovation and sustainability has earned it high praise. The judges at the International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC) recognized Loch Lomond for its all-around excellence, noting that it “has the whole package with excellent whisky” and a clear focus on pushing the brand forward. Their focus on creating new products and expanding internationally shows they’re in tune with both their brand and the evolving whisky market.
Looking ahead, Loch Lomond continues to invest in its distillery and is even building a new gin distillery on the shores of Loch Lomond. Their success at the 2024 IWSC awards, where they earned several medals, further cements their position as a top player in the industry. Winning the 2024 Scotch Whisky Producer Trophy is a major recognition of their innovation and commitment to quality.
As Loch Lomond Group continues to grow globally, it remains focused on crafting exceptional spirits that bring enjoyment to whisky lovers worldwide, ensuring its place as a major force in Scotch
