The first release will be available in travel retail in key locations worldwide from 1 July.

Independent distiller, Loch Lomond Group, has launched Littlemill Echoes of the Past, an ultra-rare travel retail exclusive (TREX) collection of single malt Scotch whiskies.

Described as an exceptional series, it offers whisky collectors an opportunity to witness the evolving maturation of a single cask over three years – which Loch Lomond says is a first within the whisky industry.

The collection marks the final chapters of Scotland’s oldest licensed and now lost distillery, Littlemill – and with just a handful of casks remaining, it offers a rich glimpse into the whisky’s storied legacy.

“Littlemill is a name that holds a revered place in Scotch whisky history,” said Luke Maga, Managing Director – Global Travel Retail, Loch Lomond Group.

“With the launch of Echoes of the Past, we are honoured to play a role in the preserving of Littlemill’s legacy through this exclusive release.

“As we bring this extraordinary whisky to the global travel retail channel, we look forward to sharing its remarkable story with whisky collectors, enthusiasts and travellers worldwide.”

Loch Lomond Group says the Littlemill Echoes of the Past collection underscores its commitment to offering exclusive, high-quality whiskies to global travellers.

For this exclusive release, the last custodians of Littlemill have selected a single Oloroso sherry cask from which only 50 bottles will be drawn each year.

As the remaining spirit continues to mature, collectors will be able to experience its evolution over time, through a unique three-part limited edition release.

The first release, Littlemill Echoes of the Past 34-Year-Old, will be available in select travel retail locations from 1 July.

Bottled in 70cl at cask strength (48.5% ABV), the whisky is presented in an oak display cabinet. Inside, a stone interior references Littlemill’s history while a dedicated drawer houses a 50ml miniature and a certificate of ownership.

Each bottle is individually numbered and presented in a Glencairn glass decanter featuring intricate engraving.

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