Founders' Reserve 2026/1 - Inchgower 9yo Diamond The name deriving from Loch

The name deriving from Loch Staoisha ( literally translated from gaelic as “lake peat stack”) which is located 3 miles southwest from the distillery which is also used as an alternative water source

Inchgower has historically been among the most “autonomous” distilleries that included its own malting floor and cooperage which distinguished it from many other distilleries in the region

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Miltonduff is also a key ingredient in the hugely popular Ballantines franchise

The whisky reminds us of the process of baking a cake

Founders' Reserve 2026/1 - Inchgower 9yo Diamond The name deriving from LochDistilled in: 2016 Bottled in: 2026 Distillery: Inchgower Cask type: Oloroso sherry Tasting notes: Sundried fruits, hibiscus, orange marmelade Strength: 54,2% THE DISTILLERY Founded in 1871 by Alexander Wilson & Company in Buckie (Speyside), the Inchgower distillery has changed hands several times over the course of the last 150 years. In 1936 the distillery filed for bankruptcy and was acquired by the Buckie city council and then resold to Arthur