Dalmore reviews

I enjoyed almost the entire bottle of The Dalmore 12 with a friend this weekend.My single malt apéritif appetite is usually one good dram, maybe two - with a single digestif to finish the meal.For some…

This is the second of the four drams my wife bought me for Christmas (I'll be reviewing five, because the Talisker 18 I've reviewed previously, and the Glenfarclas 15 came with tasting bottles of the 21…

This is the cream label Dalmore 12 Year Old I'm talking about, bottled in the mid-1990s. I tried this from a miniature. So this is the 'old' Dalmore 12.On the nose, I sense malt, orange and sherry and…

Having tasted this at the Whisky Show in London recently I thought it would be an ideal bottle to have in the house for the festive period.I couldn't resist having a little dram to just to make sure it…

I loved this.

like cherry liquor chocolates, delicious.

Nose: the smell is sharp and musky. There is a scent of soil and grass and a sweetness of butterscotch. Another sniff further into the drink revealed sea salt and slight vinegar throughout. There is also…

Nose: heather and dark chocolate. Rather malty. Orange marmelade. Cake. Hints of sherry and oak. Roasted coffee beans. Mouth: slightly weakish but rich enough. Heather again. Orange notes. Caramel as…

Yum!

Sadly no longer in production thanks to Whyte and Mackay's general buffonary this wonderful dram is one my personal favorites.More of an after dinner sipper than for a session with friends the nose is…