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Distillery Name: Dalmore
Distillery Headline: Dalmore Distillery
Distillery About: The distillery was established in 1839 by entrepreneur Alexander Matheson and sold to Andrew and Charles Mackenzie in 1867, who introduced the 12-pointed Royal Stag emblem. The water used in the Dalmore is taken from the river Averon, which runs through the small town of Alness, where the distillery is located. The waters of the river flow from the nearby Loch Morie, located deep in the heart of the Northern Highlands. The location of the Dalmore's distillery and its smooth, floral flavor qualify it as a Highland malt.
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Dalmore Distillery
The distillery was established in 1839 by entrepreneur Alexander Matheson and sold to Andrew and Charles Mackenzie in 1867, who introduced the 12-pointed Royal Stag emblem. The water used in the Dalmore is taken from the river Averon, which runs through the small town of Alness, where the distillery is located. The waters of the river flow from the nearby Loch Morie, located deep in the heart of the Northern Highlands. The location of the Dalmore's distillery and its smooth, floral flavor qualify it as a Highland malt.
Excellent malt at a very reasonable price.
Excellent value for money.
I’m not sure it’s worth the premium price, I got mine in a flash sale and I’m happy with it at that price. It’s quite obviously got colouring added, is chill filtered and 40% and I think there are better whiskies out there for the money.
But if you want a pretty bottle and a decent whisky and that’s it then it’s good, whisky nerds should consider other options.
I got it as a Valentine present for my man and he says it's 'very nice thank you.
Superb flavours really enjoyable, first time trying Dalmore and will be buying it again
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