Lochlea is an independent, family-owned distillery in the heart of Ayrshire. The distillery say "In our Harvest Edition (Second Crop), we have carefully selected Port casks, STR barriques and first-fill Bourbon barrels to offer a deliciously different twist this year. In comparison to Harvest Edition (First Crop), we have incorporated a much higher proportion of Port casks to enhance the whisky’s creaminess, whilst also introducing a delightful peppery spice from the STR barriques. The second in a new set of four limited editions, this whisky is inspired by the end of summer, when our golden barley is harvested and eventually used for the next year’s production.
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Lochlea is an independent, family-owned distillery in the heart of Ayrshire. The distillery say 'Harvest Edition is the second in an annual series of limited seasonal bottling's and is from Port, 1st-fill Oloroso (Miguel Martin), 1st-fill Bourbon (Makers Mark) casks. Only 9000 bottles are available globally "
The team at the distillery also say ' Lochlea Harvest Edition reflects the end of summer, when our golden barley is ready to be harvested and eventually used for next year's production. We've chosen a coral red label to reflect the Ayrshire soil, which changes colour to a deep, sunset hue once the barley has been harvested."
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