Loch Lomond Unveils Two Limited-Edition Whiskies for The Open 2026

Loch Lomond Celebrates The Open Championship with Two Limited Editions

Loch Lomond Distillery honors the 2026 Open Golf Championship with two distinctive limited-edition releases. Both expressions feature new packaging inspired by vintage travel posters, underscoring their connection to the spirit of travel and tradition. This year's offerings include Loch Lomond 19 Years Old The Open Course , a 19-year-old single malt matured partly in Tawny Port casks, and Loch Lomond The Open Special , crafted in collaboration with Scottish golfing legend Colin Montgomerie and finished in Argentinian Malbec casks.

Maturation & Flavor Profile

Loch Lomond 19 Years Old The Open Course matured for 19 years, initially in American oak casks before spending six months in Tawny Port wine casks. This combination aims to impart rich, fruity layers to the whisky’s character.

Loch Lomond The Open Special began its maturation in American oak and was then refined for six months in Malbec casks from Argentina, offering a distinctive fruity and wine-influenced profile. This expression is bottled at 46% ABV, delivering a robust yet refined tasting experience.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Light and fresh autumn fruits with gentle woody notes
• Palate: Balanced sweetness complemented by subtle spice and fruitiness
• Finish: Warm, fruity, and enduring with traces of oak

Release & Availability

Both limited editions for the 2026 Open Championship are available exclusively through Spiritory. The Loch Lomond 19 Years Old The Open Course release is limited to 3,000 bottles worldwide and presented in a distinctive 300 cl format. Loch Lomond The Open Special is offered in a traditional 700 ml bottle size with no specified bottle limit. Pricing details have not been disclosed.

These releases emphasize Loch Lomond’s blend of heritage and innovation, making them noteworthy additions for single malt collectors and whisky enthusiasts alike.