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Bottle Details
Lagg Single Malt Inaugural Release Batch #2
Released in September 2022, this was part of a trio of inaugural releases from the distillery which included this oloroso sherry finish single malt, alongside a bourbon matured and an ex-Rioja wine cask finished expression.
Lagg distillery is the second to have been built on the island and like the first, was built by Isle of Arran Distillers. Construction of the facility and visitor centre began in 2017 and the first spirt was cut at 14:35 on Tuesday 19th March 2019. Lagg focusses on the production of peated single malt, a counter-balance to the traditionally un-peated make of its sister distillery at Lochranza (although it has produced both styles). An experimental producer, it has plans to conduct investigations into the effects of peat and different yeast strains in its whisky making prosses. The facility has the capacity to produce 5,000,000 litres per year.
This 3-year-old heavily peated whisky has been finished in oloroso sherry and is one of 10,000 bottles.
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