Secure an exceptional piece of Highland distilling mastery for your collection with The Dalmore 17 Year Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky. As a highly sought-after, mature expression, this elegant bottle is a phenomenal centerpiece for the premium reserve vault at Nestor Liquor. Whether it is prominently displayed to catch the eye of your discerning e-commerce customers in Chula Vista or poured to celebrate a flawless round on the simulators at The Smash with Donovan, this intricately layered Scotch delivers a luxurious and unforgettable tasting experience.
Produced by the legendary Dalmore Distillery, this 17-year-old expression is a masterclass in exquisite cask curation. As beautifully showcased in the "The Dalmore 17 Year Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky.jpg" file, it is presented in a distinguished purple box adorned with the brand's iconic 12-point royal silver stag. The whisky begins its journey maturing in American white oak ex-bourbon casks before undergoing a highly complex finishing process in a rare selection of Apostoles, Amoroso, and Matusalem Oloroso sherry casks. Bottled at a refined 42% ABV (84 Proof) in a 750ml format, it offers a deeply rich, fruit-forward profile that epitomizes the luxurious Dalmore house style.
Key Features
Producer: The Dalmore Distillery
Style: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 17 Years Old
Cask Finish: Matured in American White Oak; finished in Apostoles, Amoroso, and Matusalem Oloroso Sherry Casks
Format/Proof: 750ml at 42% ABV (84 Proof)
Tasting Notes
Nose: Deeply complex and inviting, bursting with rich aromas of dark chocolate, candied orange peel, sweet marmalade, and warm winter spices.
Palate: Luxurious and velvety. The intricate multi-sherry cask finish carries elegant layers of crushed almonds, dark berries, espresso, and sweet marzipan, perfectly balanced by a refined oak structure.
Finish: Long, rich, and highly satisfying, leaving a warming trail of roasted nuts, sweet dried fruits, and a whisper of cinnamon.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes The Dalmore 17 Year unique?
This expression stands out due to its highly intricate finishing process. After initial maturation, the whisky is divided and finished in three distinct types of rare Oloroso sherry casks—Apostoles, Amoroso, and Matusalem—before being brought back together.
What does the silver stag on the bottle represent?
The iconic 12-point silver stag is the royal emblem of the Mackenzie clan, who owned the Dalmore distillery for over a century. It was granted to the clan by King Alexander III of Scotland in 1263.
What is the best way to enjoy this whisky?
Given its rich complexity and smooth 42% ABV, it is best enjoyed neat in a Glencairn glass, allowing the layered sherry influences and dark fruit notes to fully develop on the palate.
