Aultmore 14 years 2011 - 2025 #7 Cask Strength Collection

Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Bottler Signatory Vintage

Distillery / brand Aultmore

Range Cask Strength Collection

Country Scotland

Region Speyside

Content Size 0.7 liter

Alc/vol 62.0%

Age 14 years

Distilled 04-05-2011

Bottled 27-05-2025

Cask number 7

Cask type 1st Fill Pedro Ximénez Hogshead Finish

Number of bottles 346

Flavour Profiles Full bodied and spicy

EAN 5021944129324

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Aultmore 14 years 2011 - 2025 #7 Cask Strength Collection

Aultmore 14 years 2011 – 2025 cask no.7 Cask Strength Collection is a bold, sherry-finished Speyside single malt. Distilled in 2011 and finished in a 1st Fill Pedro Ximénez Hogshead, this release boasts deep colour, intensity and complexity. Bottled at cask strength (60.2%), un-chillfiltered and natural in colour. Limited to just 346 bottles – a must-have for fans of rich, PX-driven whisky.

Tasting note

Nose

Deep and luscious with aromas of raisins, dried figs, caramel, stewed plums, soft leather and walnut.

Palate

Big and bold. Sweet sherry notes meet dark chocolate, candied fruit, cinnamon and a touch of oak. The high ABV is present but balanced.

Finish

Long, warming and gently spicy, with lingering PX richness, cocoa and a hint of liquorice.

Aultmore Distillery

Aultmore Distillery is located in the Speyside region, near the town of Keith in Banffshire. Founded in 1896 by Alexander Edward, Aultmore has a rich history and is known for its high-quality single malt whiskies. The distillery is set amid the lush, green landscape of Speyside, which contributes to the purity of their production process.

A unique feature of Aultmore is the use of water from the nearby Auchinderran Burn, which makes for a pure and light spirit. Aultmore whiskies are known for their fresh and delicate flavour profiles, with notes of grass, flowers, honey, and subtle hints of herbs and citrus. The distillery uses traditional copper pot stills and long fermentation times, contributing to the whisky's complexity and depth.

Aultmore matures its whiskies mainly in ex-bourbon casks, which ensures a balanced and refined flavour. Although for a long time Aultmore was mainly used for blends, in recent years the distillery has gained more attention for its excellent single malts. The combination of an idyllic location, traditional techniques and high-quality production makes Aultmore a respected name in the world of Scotch single malt whisky.

Aultmore is a Speyside distillery that began production in 1897. Founder Alexander Edward chose a secluded site near the Foggie Moss, a misty, water-rich area long associated with illicit distillers. The distillery faced the Pattison crisis and several closures, but repeatedly returned to production. In 1923, Aultmore was sold to John Dewar & Sons. During a major reconstruction, the number of stills was doubled in 1971, strengthening its role as a supplier of malt whisky for blends.

Since 1998, Aultmore has been part of Bacardi through Dewar’s. For many years, almost all of its whisky disappeared into blends, leaving the name relatively unknown to the wider public. Official single malts remained scarce until a broader range was introduced in 2014. Independent bottlers also release Aultmore regularly, showing how well its spirit performs at different ages and in various cask types.

Aultmore is known for a fresh, elegant Speyside style, with notes of orchard fruit, flowers, herbs and freshly cut grass. This combination of refinement and structure makes the whisky valuable to blenders and especially interesting to enthusiasts looking beyond the best-known names.

Signatory Vintage is one of the most respected and recognised independent bottlers in the whisky world. The company was founded in 1988 by Andrew Symington and is based in Pitlochry, Scotland. Signatory Vintage is known for its impressive collection of single malt and single grain whiskies sourced from various Scottish distilleries.

In 2002 Andrew Symington acquired Edradour Distillery, one of the smallest traditional distilleries in Scotland. This has enabled Signatory Vintage to offer exclusive bottlings of Edradour whiskies alongside their regular independent bottlings.