Dalmore 2007 Vintage

The 2007 Vintage has been initially matured in American white oak ex-bourbon barrels, followed by an enrichment in Marsala wine barrels and rare Apostoles, Matusalem and Amoroso sherry casks.

Tasting Notes:

Colour: Amber.

Nose: Honey, freshly baked brioche and glazed gingerbread.

Taste: Orange blossom honey, spices and tangerines.

Finish: Sweet pastry, ginger root and cinnamon.

Dalmore Distillery

Dalmore Distillery is located on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, in the Scottish Highlands, near the town of Alness. Founded in 1839 by Alexander Matheson, Dalmore has a rich history and is known for its luxurious and complex whiskies.

A unique feature of Dalmore is the use of water from the nearby River Alness, which contributes to the whisky's distinctive flavour profile. Dalmore is famous for its maturation techniques, using a combination of American oak bourbon casks and exclusive sherry casks from bodega Gonzales Byass in Jerez, Spain. This creates deep, rich flavours with layers of chocolate, orange, coffee and spices.

The distillery is also known for its iconic emblem, a 12-pointed Royal Stag, which reflects the legendary background of the Mackenzie clan heritage. Dalmore whiskies are often considered luxurious expressions, with a refined balance and a long, sumptuous finish. This combination of traditional methods, exceptional maturation techniques and rich history makes Dalmore one of the most respected names in the world of Scotch single malt whisky.