Description
Tomatin Distillery was founded in 1897 and spent most of its life producing whisky for the blending industry; however, in the 1970s it was Scotland's biggest producer of single malt whisky. In 1986, the distillery became the first fully Japanese-owned Scottish distillery when Takara Shuzo joined forces with trading company Okara. Since 2004 when the 12 Year Old was first released, Tomatin has been focusing on its single malt expressions. Cù Bòcan is Tomatin's lightly peated single malt range, named after a legendary ghost dog from Highland folklore. It is produced for one week each year using lightly peated malt.



