The Clydeside Distillery launched its inaugural single malt

Glasgow-based The Clydeside Distillery has unveiled its first official single malt Scotch whisky, which is named Stobcross. The whisky is the product of almost four years of quiet maturation.

Stobcross, a lowland single malt, is the product of maturation in fine American and European oak casks.

The liquid is crafted from 100 percent Scottish barley and water from Loch Katrine.  Stobcross has a nose comprising floral notes with fresh sweetness and tropical tones. To the palate drinkers can experience orchard fruits and a hint of white pepper.

Stobcross is said to be bottled at 46 percent  ABV and its 70cl bottle is retailed at a fixed price of £45.