Dalwhinnie 20 Year Old

(70cl, 56.8%)

Dalwhinnie 20 Bottling Note

A 20 year old from the Dalwhinnie distillery, just 4,200 bottles of this refill sherry matured whisky were released. The sherry notes are quite rich and the colour is indulgently deep.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Malty, buttery toasty, lashings of honey, barley. Stone fruits, nectarine. Touch of fragrant espresso.

Palate: Perfumed, refined. Cherry, strawberry, sherry, sultana. Malt, oranges. Madeira.

Finish: Oak tannins draw out the finish, winter spice, soft phenols.

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Dalwhinnie 20 Year Old Reviews

Absolute favorite

IF you can find this increasingly rare bottling anywhere, I advice you to give it a try if you like sherry-matured whiskey at all. It's the deepest, richest sherry whiskey I ever tasted and is such a parade of taste that nothing really stands up to it.

30th August 2018

Dalwhinnie 20

Just amazing. Opened the bottle yesterday and going to do it today allso

5th January 2013