Dalmore 18 Year
$559.99
From The Producer
"The Dalmore 18 harnesses bolder notes for a robust whisky that’s deliciously rich with deep chocolate notes. A limited-edition annual release, this 2023 expression is a rare and exceptional single malt whisky."
Dalmore 21 Year Old
$1,069.99
Bottled at 43.7%, the Dalmore 21 is the oldest whisky in the distillery's "principal" or core range.
Producer Description
"The Dalmore’s signature expression and the pinnacle of the Principal Collection. Our annual limited edition Dalmore 21 is finished in 30 year old Matusalem Oloroso Sherry casks."
Dalmore Vintage Collection 2006
$599.99
This 2006 vintage Dalmore was originally maured in ex-Bourbon before finishing in matured in ex-Bourbon casks before finishing in Matusalem and Amoroso Sherry Casks. Bottled after 18 years at 47.2%.
Dalmore Vintage Collection 2009
$299.99
48.9% - 15 Year - Matured in ex-Bourbon / Finished in Matusalem Sherry & Grahams 10 Year Tawny Port Casks
Dalmore 12 Year
$103.99
Matured in American Oak ex-Bourbon the whisky and "finessed in rare and aged oloroso sherry casks." 40%
Dalmore is located in the Northern Highlands of Scotland on the Firth of Cromarty. It gazes accross at the Black Isle, a peninsula with some of the most fertile soil in the UK. Dalmore was converted into a sea-mine factory in WWI by the US Navy who built the long "Yankey Pier" which still juts out into the firth. The distillery is the jewel in the crown of Whyte and MacKay.
Master Blender and Fancy Watch/Tie Aficionado Richard Paterson says: "With its intricate aromas and flavours, The Dalmore 12 is recognised as a whisky with character far beyond its age."
Dalmore 15 Year
$224.99
The Dalmore is one of the iconic distilleries of the Northern Highlands and the jewel in the crown of Whyte and MacKay who also own Jura, Fettercairn and the massive Invergordon grain distillery. Dalmore has at times held records for some of the oldest and most expensive bottles of whisky ever sold. Some recent bottlings like the MacKenzie have been done at 46% without colouring or chillfiltering. The 15 year old Dalmore is all about "sherry wood" having been matured in 1/3 each Amoroso, Apostoles and Matusalem sherry butts from Jerez de la Frontera in Spain. Sherry notes with hints of orange.
Dalmore King Alexander III
$484.99
Married from Dalmore matured in French wine barriques, Madeira, Port, Marsala, Bourbon and Sherry casks. "Very rich, but balanced with oak spice and gripping resin. Sweet layers of toffee, molasses, and vanilla fudge provide a foundation for red plum, ripe red raspberry, black cherry, blueberry, orange marmalade, kiwi, grape skin, and toasted almond. A very busy whisky which requires a good dose of mental participation to really appreciate it and sort all the flavors out. In this regard, very much like Glenmorangie Signet." 88pts Malt Advocate
Dalmore Cigar Malt Reserve
$199.99
One of Dalmore's iconic releases, this NAS single malt is matured in ex-Bourbon, Matusalem oloroso sherry and Cabernet Sauvignon barriques before bottling at 44%.
Master Blender and Fancy Watch/Tie Aficionado Richard Paterson says: "UThe body, structure and character of this extraordinary expression is the perfect complement to a fine cigar."
Dalmore 25 Year
$2,699.99
Bottled at 42% and first released in 2013, the distillery is said to be releasing just 3,000 bottles a year around the world. The whisky has been matured in American oak before finishing in a mix of 1st-Fill Ex-American oak and Palomino Fino Sherry Butts.
Distiller's Tasting Notes
Nose: Exotic fruits, marzipan, vanilla pods, treacle toffee, fig cake and sweet balsamic.
Palate: Orange peel, chocolate truffles, liquorice, sweet damsons and sherry soaked raisins.
Finish: Demerara sugar, maple syrup, bitter chocolate and spiced gingerbread.