Dalmore Single Malt Scotch Whisky Collection

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The Royal Stag of Highland Single Malts Founded in 1839 on the scenic banks of the Cromarty Firth in the Scottish Highlands, The Dalmore Distillery is synonymous with opulent complexity, regal heritage, and pioneering cask curation. Emblazoned with the iconic 12-pointed silver Royal Stag emblem—granted to the Mackenzie clan in 1263 after saving King Alexander III from a charging stag—The Dalmore crafts rich, full-bodied single malts that represent the absolute pinnacle of luxury Scotch whisky. Famous for its unique stillhouse arrangement—featuring flat-topped stills and water-jacketed neck condensers—The Dalmore produces a heavy, robust, and oil-rich new-make spirit. This heavyweight spirit provides the ideal foundation for long, intricate maturation in hand-selected ex-bourbon barrels and rare, vintage sherry butts sourced directly from legendary Spanish bodegas like González Byass. Mastery of Multi-Cask Maturation & Cask Curation Exclusive Bodega Partnerships: Under the guidance of legendary Master Distiller Richard Paterson OBE and Master Whisky Maker Gregg Glass, The Dalmore enjoys exclusive access to some of the world's rare sherry casks. This includes 30-year-old Matusalem, Apostoles, and Amoroso Oloroso sherry butts from González Byass. Intricate Finishing Techniques: The distillery pioneered multi-cask finishing, transferring aged spirit across combinations of ex-bourbon oak, rare port pipes, Sauternes wine casks, Cabernet Sauvignon barrels, and aged sherry butts to build layers of flavor. Signature House Flavor Profile: The combination of copper-heavy distillation and sherry cask aging results in a recognizable house style: dark chocolate, Seville orange marmalade, warm baking spices, espresso, sticky fig, and roasted nuts. The Core & Prestige Portfolio The Dalmore 12 Year Old: The vibrant gateway to the house style. Matured initial in American white oak ex-bourbon casks before split-finishing in rare aged sherry butts. Delivers notes of citrus, cho