Loch Fyne Whiskies - Scotch Whisky Review

Meet the Loch Fyne Liqueur—a top quality liqueur, based on 12yo Scotch with hints of tangerine and chocolate-orange, very slightly smoky and less sweet than other stickies. Customer trials have generated a stack of advance orders.

A pleasure on its own, the Loch Fyne Liqueur £28.90 is also a remarkable base for rusty nails—most notably with Laphroaig (a busty nail) creating a peaty liqueur (what a finish!) rated by shop customers as ‘extraordinary’ and ‘the perfect mix’; or try a lusty nail—mix 50:50 with a good 12yo blend (if you’re out of the Loch Fyne blend) to reduce the sweetness further. Talisker, cask strength Caol Ila, Aberlour A’bunah and coffee all work well too. If you have other cocktail combinations, please post them at lochfyneliqueur.com.

We make no apologies for the heavy Cardhu/ow coverage in this issue. It is a story that will stay in the history books and within we publish the definitive story and that ‘from the horse’s mouth’. We couldn’t resist this apt picture (considering our interview feature) demonstrating Moray Council’s speed at changing that name. They’ll just have to change it back.


		OTHER BITS FROM SWR21 BUSTY & LUSTY NAILS! Meet the Loch Fyne Liqueur—a top quality liqueur, based on 12yo Scotch with hints of tangerine and chocolate-orange, very slightly smoky and less sweet than other stickies. Customer trials have generated a stack of advance orders. A pleasure on its own, the Loch Fyne Liqueur £28.90 is also a remarkable base for rusty nails—most notably with Laphroaig (a busty nail) creating a peaty liqueur (what a finish!) rated by shop customers as ‘extraordinary’ and ‘the perfect mix’; or try a lusty nail—mix 50:50 with a good 12yo blend (if you’re out of the Loch Fyne blend) to reduce the sweetness further. Talisker, cask strength Caol Ila, Aberlour A’bunah and coffee all work well too. If you have other cocktail combinations, please post them at lochfyneliqueur.com. . 6 - 9, A PYRRHIC VICTORY We make no apologies for the heavy Cardhu/ow coverage in this issue. It is a story that will stay in the history books and within we publish the definitive story and that ‘from the horse’s mouth’. We couldn’t resist this apt picture (considering our interview feature) demonstrating Moray Council’s speed at changing that name. They’ll just have to change it back.