The Lossit Classic is a whisky revisited by The Lost Distillery Company. This brand is dedicated to recreating the flavor profiles of Scotland's lost distilleries, and Lossit is one of its jewels. At its peak, Lossit was one of the most productive distilleries on Islay, surpassing even legends such as Lagavulin or Bowmore. This whisky offers an authentic experience, blending Islay's history with a contemporary tasting marked by notes of peat, pear, pepper, and almond, with a silky and delicately smoky finish.
TASTING NOTES:
NOSE: The first encounter is marked by a delicate and refined peat, softened by notes of pear and almond milk.
PALATE: The attack is silky, with elegant and controlled peat, counterbalanced by subtle pepper that awakens the palate without aggression.
FINISH: The finish is silky and smoky.
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