Croftengea 18 Year Old 2007 The Whisky Jury 49.2% 70cl Appleton Estates A remarkable single cask bottling

A remarkable single cask bottling by Tri Carragh that celebrates the unusual peatiness of Aberdeenshire distillery Ardmore

Palate: Soft papaya and mango

A fascinating Ledaig expression from independent bottler Murray McDavid

subtle orange and a light touch of smoke drift in and out of the aromas coming from the glass

then more assertive

Croftengea 18 Year Old 2007 The Whisky Jury 49.2% 70cl Appleton Estates A remarkable single cask bottlingCroftengea 18 Year Old 2007 The Whisky Jury 49. 2% 70cl Single malt Scotch distillery Loch Lomond is known for its versatility, and this Croftengea bottling (the indie trade name for its peated whisky) is unusual indeed. Released by The Whisky Jury, it was distilled in 2007 and aged for its full 18 year maturation in a refill hogshead. The results are fun. Theres a savoury, almost cheesy peat (reminiscent of Campbeltown) alongside hedgerow berries and