1986 Dalmore Highland Malt, Single Cask Strength 55.9% abv, 24 Year old Bottled for Mackillop’s Choice bretz wines

1986 Dalmore Highland Malt, Single Cask Strength 55.9% abv, 24 Year old Bottled for Mackillop’s Choice bretz winesA 1986 vintage Dalmore bottled in 2010 at cask strength Colour: pale gold. Nose: Straight notes of cut apples do emerge after a few second and maybe, indeed, touches of fresh orange juice. Whiffs of wet hay but also more wood (wet sawdust), nutmeg and coconut milk. And then big notes of caf latte. Mouth A very oily whisky and the oak that does all the talking, to the point where its almost as coconutty. A lot of vanilla, ginger and pepper Finish:

concentrated champagne or jam like-like smell to it with an admixture of floral scents

Crawford’s Five Star was originally blended by A & A Crawford

Due to its lively fruit acidity

Let’s explore reviews for the 2000’s Glenburgie 8 Year Old

with a well-balanced offering between sweet and bitterness

The smell is fresh and lively

red peppers with some concentrated red fruits

Aother classic cocktail is the Stinger

light flavor that makes it a great substitute for vodka in cocktails

and medicines

the scent of dried oak

and not-so-sweet fruits