Inchmoan

Inchmoan is a style of peated single malt whisky made by the Loch Lomond distillery. It takes its name from an island located within the world-famous loch and is the distillery's most heavily-peated spirit, distilled from barley malted to 50ppm.

The first official bottlings of Inchmoan were released in 2005 under Loch Lomond Distillers' Distillery Select branding. It was not until 2017, however, that Inchmoan was marketed as its own label when it joined Inchmurrin in the company's Island Collection. The core range release was a 12-year-old, which was supported by occasional vintage and single cask limited editions. In 2020 a rebranding of the distillery's portfolio saw Inchmoan reassigned as a subcategory of the parent Loch Lomond brand instead.