Dalmore (The)
Dalmore Valour 1L 40°
Dalmore Valour is a special edition of the distillery's Single Malt, and offered in a one liter bottle. This rich expression is typical of the Highlands whiskies and hallmark of the Dalmore style.
79,50 €In StockDalmore The Cigar Malt Reserve 70cl 44°
This Dalmore Single Malt develops an aromatic profile specifically created for cigar lovers. This edition has matured in white American oak ex-bourbon casks and then in 30 year-old Oloroso Matusalem Sherry casks.
110,00 €In StockDalmore 15 Years Old 70cl 40°
A perfectly structured, rich and appealing Highlands Single Malt!
97,00 €In StockDalmore 12 Years Old 70cl 40°
The full-bodied, rich Single Malt of the Highlands... To be (re)discovered in the one liter format!
63,50 €In StockDalmore Vintage 2008 70cl 46°
The Dalmore Vintage 2008 is the eighth version of the Small Batches series. It is an exceptional Single Malt with its finish in Madeira barrels.
64,00 €In StockDalmore King Alexander III 70cl 40°
Amazing Highlands Single Malt, a subtle combination of whiskies aged in 6 different casks.
198,00 €In StockDalmore 18 Years Old 70cl 43°
This amazingly subtle and refined 18 Year-Old version is the flagship of the Dalmore range!
149,00 €In StockDalmore Vintage 1996 70cl 45°
Dalmore Vintage 1996 is a fine vintage from the Distillery's Single Malt series aged in Porto casks.
500,00 €In StockDalmore Regalis 1L 40°
The Dalmore Regalis is a Scottish whisky.
Dalmore Vintage 1998 70cl 44°
Dalmore Vintage 1998 comes from the trilogy of the Dalmore vintage collection refined in Porto casks.
Dalmore Vintage 2001 70cl 40°
With its maturation in Port casks, Dalmore Vintage 2001 completes the trilogy of the distillery vintages with brio.
Dalmore Vintage 2007 70cl 46°
Single Malt from the Highlands, unctuous with notes of maple, lemon and hazelnut.
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This might explain its ability to age for a long period (more than 50 years), even if a bottle of that age is extremely rare and pricey. The Dalmore is one of the rare distilleries that used to be managed by a woman, between 1860 and 1866. When the Mackenzie family bought the distillery in 1866, she brought with her the symbol of the clan – a stag head with twelve horns – meaning “royal”, labeled on each bottle released by the distillery. In 1960, the distillery merged with the Whyte & Mackay company, founded by Mackenzie relatives.
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