The Dalmore Highland Single Malt 12 Years

12 years of bourbon and Oloroso maturation: orange zest, caramel, fig.

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The Dalmore Highland Single Malt 12 Years

The Dalmore 12 is a classic Highland single malt that derives its character from two different cask types: first, maturation in used American white oak bourbon barrels, then a finish in Oloroso sherry casks. It is precisely this two-stage process that makes it so interesting.

The Dalmore Distillery has been operating on the Cromarty Firth coast in the Scottish Highlands since 1839. The distillery is known for its consistent use of sherry casks and for whiskies with a significantly more mature character than their age would suggest.

In the glass, the 12-year-old displays a deep mahogany color. The nose offers orange zest, Christmas spices, and caramel—the hallmarks of Oloroso. On the palate, dark chocolate, dried figs, and a hint of walnut follow, carried by a soft, almost creamy texture. The finish is warm, medium-long, with a touch of spice.

Neat at room temperature, it reveals its full potential—no ice to mask the aromas. If desired, add a single drop of water. A convincing introduction to the sherry-style whisky segment, and equally enjoyable as an evening whisky by the fireside.

Alcohol 40 % Vol.
Serving temp. Room temperature
Volume 0,7 l
Country of origin United Kingdom
Region Islay
Alcohol content 40 % Vol.

The Distillery

Dalmore Distillery

Dalmore stands for Scottish single malt that takes time seriously. The distillery on the banks of the Cromarty Firth in the Scottish Highlands distills whisky with a calmness and consistency that you can feel in the glass. What makes Dalmore special: the passion for the cask.

Here, the whiskies mature in carefully selected sherry casks – often for decades. The result? Deep warmth, dried fruits, a hint of chocolate and spices – complex, but never overwhelming. Not a whisky for quick sips. Dalmore invites you to pause and discover what the years have etched into the wood.

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