Solan Lochs

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Solan Lochs are freshwater lochs on the Isle of Islay in Scotland that serve as the primary water source for the renowned Lagavulin whisky distillery.

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Solan Lochs canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freshwater loch system
geographical feature
associatedWith Islay whisky region
Lagavulin whisky
belongsToWhiskyRegion Islay whisky region
linked to: Islay distilleries
climateRegion maritime climate
continent Europe
country Scotland
environmentType rural landscape
hasEconomicImportanceFor Islay whisky industry
local economy of Islay
hasHydrologicalConnectionTo Lagavulin distillery water intake
hasLanguageRegion Scottish Gaelic
hasNearbyIndustry whisky distilling
hasNearbySettlement Port Ellen
hasNotableFeature provides character to Lagavulin spirit through water source
hasUse distilling water source
isKnownFor being main water source for Lagavulin distillery
locatedIn Argyll and Bute
Inner Hebrides
Isle of Islay
linked to: ISLE OF ISLAY

United Kingdom
locatedNear Lagavulin
locatedOnIsland Islay
partOf hydrology of Islay
primaryWaterSourceFor Lagavulin distillery
Lagavulin single malt Scotch whisky production
regulatoryJurisdiction Scottish environmental authorities
usedFor industrial water supply
whisky production water supply
waterType freshwater
waterUseType surface water abstraction

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Lagavulin distillery usesWaterFrom Solan Lochs