Woodrow's of Edinburgh

Croftengea 7 Years Old Warehouse Reserve

ABV: 60.5% 70 cL

This single malt was filled into a cask in April 2019 at Loch Lomond Distillery in Alexandria, near the southern end of Loch Lomond in the Highlands. Loch Lomond makes lots of different spirit styles under different names, and Croftengea is its heavily peated one: smoky, earthy and full of character.

It comes from Woodrow's of Edinburgh as part of their Warehouse Reserve range. There's no finishing cask here. The spirit spent its whole 7 years in a single refill hogshead, so the peat and the spirit do all the talking.

Being young and from a gentle cask, the smoke stays big and lively, but there's a lovely fresh, fruity sweetness underneath that keeps it balanced. It's a bold, punchy dram for anyone who likes their peat with a bit of a wild side.

Aged 7 years and bottled on 21st October 2026 from cask no. 357, it's presented at natural cask strength of 60.5% ABV, with natural colour and no chill filtration. Only 307 bottles were filled.

Nose

Bonfire smoke, farmyard notes and iodine with green apple, vanilla, lemon juice and chamomile.

Palate

Camembert and ashy smoke contrasting the sweetness of pear, lemon zest, vanilla cream, jasmine and salted caramel.

Finish

Continuing peat smoke, with vanilla, nutmeg and cumin.

£65.00

Tax included.

PRODUCT INFO

Region Highland
Distillery Loch Lomond
Cask type Refill hogshead
Bottling company Woodrow's of Edinburgh
Outrun 307 bottles
Whisky type Single malt
Cask number #357
Loch Lomond distillery logo

Loch Lomond, established in 1965 near Alexandria in the southern Highlands, is one of Scotland’s most versatile and technically distinctive distilleries. It uses a mix of traditional pot stills, unusual straight-neck pot stills, and continuous stills, allowing it to create a wide range of spirit styles under one roof. This flexibility results in whiskies that can be fruity, floral, lightly smoky, or richly spiced, often showing notes of orchard fruit, malt sweetness, and gentle wood influence. Known for innovation and variety, Loch Lomond has built a reputation for characterful malts shaped by its unique still designs and broad creative range.