SMWS 135.26: Loch Lomond
“A (no partridge) Pear Tree Martini” · Past release, no longer on sale
Sold outMar 2021135.26
A (no partridge) Pear Tree Martini
SMWS regionHighland
Age11 years
ABV57.8%
Outturn268 bottles
Cask1st fill ex-Sauternes barrique
SpiritMalt Whisky
Distillery from SMWS code 135
RegionHighland
In short · Loch Lomond (Highland), 11 years.
“This bottle is limited to 2 per member We were making apricot jam, using a hot copper pan, while we enjoyed a glass of Pinot noir wine with the typical flavours of…”Extract · full tasting notes at SMWS
SMWS 135.26 is a single cask of Loch Lomond, in the Highland region, 11 years old, bottled at 57.8%, released in the Mar 2021 Outturn. Every Society bottle numbered 135.x is from Loch Lomond.
How the price compares
At
£55.40, this 11-year-old cost more than all 6 Loch Lomond bottlings aged 9–11 released 2020–2022 that we hold. They ranged from £48.40 to £54.80, with a median of £53.
£48.40£55.40
Shaded: their range · line: this bottleRelease prices, not adjusted for inflation
Specs, price and tasting-note extract from the SMWS. Full notes on smws.com.
About Loch Lomond
When its grain distillery opened in 1994, Loch Lomond, at Alexandria, became the only distillery in Scotland making both malt and grain whisky on one site, and it still runs three kinds of still where most run one. Founded in 1964 by the owners of Littlemill, it made its name on versatility, its own-name malt sitting fruity and gently creamy between the bright and the smoky. Captain Haddock's favourite tipple shares the name, though Hergé's bottle was fiction. Loch Lomond Group's.
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