The Dalmore 15 year old was first launched in 2007. Matured in Matusalem, Apostoles and Amoroso Sherry casks, it proffers all those winter spice, orange zest and chocolate notes characteristic of Dalmore.
*UK (excluding Channel Islands) and retail only. Offer from 10 11 2025, while stock lasts.
A chocolate orange. Potpourri, perfumed. Fruitcake, Sherry.
Medium, lovely delivery. Zesty orange, Curaçao, chocolate. Winter spice, stem ginger in syrup. Hints of anise and a little hickory.
Malty barley and smoky espresso.
I bought this for myself one year and loved it. Every year since my partner has bought me a bottle - and it does not last very long. I have no idea what everyone else is complaining about, to me it is superb. My go-to whisky, for every occasion...
Good whisky, you can actually taste the different flavours, and smell different aromas. Good job Dalmore, good job.
This Whisky holds, what Vodka promises you. Tastes ok and has no taste. Well seriously, i've come to love whisky for its nose ane complex flavour. From smokey Laphroaigs to sweet Dalwhinnies I've come to appreciate the different styles of uk's whisky art. But this one is something I never tasted and hopefully never will taste again. Boring in the nose. A slight wiff of dark fruits and something else I cant yet define. It reminded me of wet paper. The taste was slightly sweet, toffee or choclate, vanishing into a non existing after taste within seconds. The pro was, I didn't have a single bit of burn from alcohol. If you ever drank a Glenfidditch, Aberlour, or any other good whisky, imagine its complexity and strength in taste and aroma reduced to maybe 5-10% and the Dalmore is what you get. Cheers.
If you’re looking for a “smooth” whisky which has a good brand behind it then this might be for you. However, if you’re looking for a whisky that is stimulating and exciting then avoid at all costs! It’s watery and severely lacking in flavour at 40% and chill filtered. What makes it worse is that there are some nice sherry notes muffled in the background which makes you feel like they took good whisky out of the casks and then ruined it during the bottling process. It’s a bit like listening to your favourite music through a well soundproofed door. This whisky just makes me sad, it’s like they chill-filtered the heart and soul out of it and I feel like almost anything from £30 and up will decimate this in a head-to-head. My advice would be to buy glendronach 12 or Benriach 10 or Benromach 15 if you want sherry cask whisky and you can save yourself some money and disappointment.
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