Dalmore 1979 23 Year Old Sherry Cask

Dalmore 1979 23 Year Old price

• Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
• Distillery Bottling

70cl / 54.6%

Firstly, The proportion of sherry casks in this new ‘23 just went up from 30% to 50%. Colour: gold. Nose: starts all on coffee, roasted nuts and blackcurrant jelly, with good oomph despite the 40% vol. It’s very malty as well, getting more and more chocolaty over time, with also a little smoke and the trademark notes of orange marmalade. So far, so good. Dalmore 1979 23 Year Old Sherry Cask

Meanwhile, Mouth: amazing how ‘nervous’ this one is despite the low ABV. All on orange liqueur and milk chocolate plus marmalade and spices (notes of Chinese anise and cloves). Finish: rather short but balanced. Grand-Marnier Dalmore. Comments: not the most complex of all on the palate but I think it’s better than the former version of the 12 indeed. Good sippin’ whisk. Dalmore 1979 23 Year Old price.

Further, The epitome of an old-school brand (I mean, distillery). Are we in the 1960s? 1980s? 2000s? Is timelessness an asset as far as whisky’s concerned? Does anyone else in whisky keep using stags heads and matching ties and handkerchiefs?… Oh and sorry about some of the pictures’ colours, these are publicity shoots and I believe aliens make them