Loch Lomond 2002 Cristie Kerr 17-Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky
(Highlands, Scotland)

About the Distillery:
Loch Lomond Distillery creates the finest Single Malt Scotch Whiskies using long fermentation and then distillation in its unique straight neck and more traditional spirit stills. The result is a palette of delicious spirit flavours from fruity and sweet, rich and complex to smoky and spicy. These wonderful spirits are then combined with great care and skill by our master blender Michael Henry to create our award-winning single malts.

About the Whisky:
The liquid is a 2002 Loch Lomond Single Malt which will has been finished in Kerr Cellars 2016 Calera clone Pinot Noir French Oak Red Wine casks.

2002 Loch Lomond Single Malt was chosen by Michael Henry our master blender and is elegant and refined with underlying fruit character from the Loch Lomond Distillery. 2002 spirit was chosen to celebrate Cristie’s first win on the LPGA Tour - the spirit is a combination of liquid from both our still types - unique straight neck pot stills and swan neck pot stills. Premium packaging design incorporating the Kerr Cellars logo ghosted into the design with Cristie’s signature prominent on the front - the packaging reflects the brands’ premium credentials and celebrates Cristie becoming a Loch Lomond Whisky Ambassador. The oak used in the barrels is Vosges Oak from the Alsace mountains in Eastern France. The wood from this barrel has been seasoned (aged) for 3 years prior to Cooperage. The markings stand for (VSG) very special grain, and (HT) heavy toast, (TH) toasted head.

4000 bottles produced

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