Intercure Releases 'Loch Lomond 54 Years'... "Only 3 Bottles in Korea"

Interliquor, a subsidiary of Drink International, announced on the 17th that it will release a limited edition of three bottles of the single malt Scotch whisky "Loch Lomond 54 Years," famous as the official whisky of the world’s four major golf tournaments, the Open Championship, in Korea.

The Loch Lomond 54 Years being released this time is a luxury whisky with only 55 bottles released worldwide, and only three bottles were imported to Korea. Loch Lomond 54 Years (42.1% ABV) began aging the distillate distilled in 1967 using Loch Lomond’s unique straight neck still in refill American oak hogsheads, and 27 years later, in 1994, it was transferred to refill European oak sherry hogsheads for further maturation.

It offers a sweet aroma from creamy caramel, fresh vanilla, and brown sugar, along with the sweetness of orange peel fruit and marmalade scents that fill the nose. The palate is filled with silky smoothness, vibrant citrus fruits, rich sweetness of honey and dried fruits such as raisins, finishing with warm oak and cinnamon notes.

As befitting a luxury whisky product, special attention was paid to the case design of Loch Lomond 54 Years. On the front, European oak carefully selected and layered by hand was used to express the map of Loch Lomond Lake, where the distillery is located, with a three-dimensional effect. The bottle name is engraved in satin gold, and a satin gold-plated coin on both the front of the case and the bottle adds a touch of luxury.

The Loch Lomond Distillery is the only distillery in Scotland that produces malt, grain, and blended distillates, and it is also the official whisky of the Open Championship, one of the world’s four major golf tournaments.

An Interliquor representative said, "Starting with the ultra-premium 54-year whisky introduced for the first time in Korea, we plan to continuously introduce rare high-aged whiskies," adding, "Loch Lomond 54 Years will be an excellent choice with high collectible value for single malt enthusiasts seeking special high-aged whiskies."

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