The history of Lomain Lake Winery can be traced back to 1814. It is affiliated to Lomain Lake Group (in 2019, Hillhouse Capital rooted in China acquired Lomain Lake Group). It was founded in 1964 by Duncan Thomas and the American company Barton Brands. year, and was completed and put into production in 1965. The Loch Loch Distillery is currently the only large-scale distillery in operation in Scotland that can produce both malt whiskey and grain whiskey. At the same time, Loman Lake Distillery currently has three categories and four types of stills (pot stills, pot stills and continuous mixed reflux stills, or hybrid stills, stainless steel continuous stills and pure copper continuous stills). It has become the largest whiskey distillery in Scotland with the most comprehensive range of distillers. At the same time, Loch Loch Distillery owns nearly 10 sub-brands such as Old Rhosdhu, Inchmurrin, Inchfad and Inchmoan. In theory, Loch Loch can produce its own original whiskey by adjusting the stills and mixing the raw wine obtained by mixing different distillers. There are dozens of types. If you include barley, yeast, peat and oak barrels and other multiple dimensions for innovation, the innovation space of Lake Loman is even wider and the future is promising.
In 2018, Loch Lomain Winery reached an agreement with The Open Championship, and the two became partners. The former became the sponsor of the latter, and the agreement was valid for five years. On the basis of this agreement, the two parties have carried out in-depth cooperation in many aspects, and Loch Lomain launches a special edition of whiskey for the British Golf Open every year.
The British Golf Open, founded in 1860, is the oldest and oldest tournament among the four major golf championships. It is hosted by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews in the United Kingdom and is held every year. Held on the third weekend of July. Every year, nearly 200 countries and 600 million households around the world watch the British Open Golf Broadcast. Therefore, whether in the hearts of players or fans, the British Open has its unique and unshakable historical status.
Affected by the novel coronavirus epidemic (hereinafter referred to as the epidemic), the 149th British Open Golf Open, originally scheduled to be held at Royal St George's in Kent from July 12 to 19, 2020, has been cancelled. , and postponed to 2021. This is the first time since World War II that the event has been cancelled. On April 7, 2020, the event officially announced that the 149th British Golf Open in 2020 will be postponed to July 11-18, 2021 at the Royal St. George's Course. At the same time, the 150th British Golf Open will be held at St. Andrews Course from July 10 to 17, 2022. Martin Slumbers, chief executive of the event organizers, said: "Our absolute priority is the health and safety of the fans, players, officials, volunteers and staff involved in the Open. We take this historic event very seriously , and made this decision with a heavy heart.” In addition, the event organizers also said: “After reviewing all possible options for hosting the British Golf Open in 2020, we found that it is simply not feasible to host a large-scale event of this scale. There are many certainties and uncertainties that a sporting event needs to consider. We rely on the support of emergency services, local government and a range of other organizations to deliver the event when they have more urgent matters to prioritize. It’s unreasonable for them.”
Although the competition has stopped, the drinking cannot stop. As a sponsor and partner of the British Golf Open, Loch Lomain has decided that the 2020 British Golf Open special edition wine will be launched as usual. This wine is personally created by Michael Henry, the chief bartender of Loch Lomain Winery. The original wine is distilled from the mixed still of Loch Lomain Winery and fermented using Chardonnay wine yeast during the production process. Seed yeast is rarely used in the whiskey production process because it requires a long fermentation time.
This wine is called The Open Special Edition. All the original wine was distilled in December 2007, matured in American Oak Casks, and bottled in May 2020. The wine is 12 years old and has an alcohol content of 46%. ABV, with a capacity of 700ml, a bottling quantity of 3,000 bottles, and an official suggested retail price of £50. It will be available at select retailers around the world starting in early July 2020. Although this year's British Open Golf Open has been cancelled, fortunately, Loch Lomain Distillery still brought special edition wines to whiskey lovers and golf enthusiasts as scheduled. We hope that the epidemic will pass soon and the 2021 British Golf Open can be held smoothly. We also look forward to the Roman Lake Winery bringing more amazing special edition wines next year.
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