I have a dusty bottle of Dalmore (with the yellowish label) in my cupboard. I too find it pretty lackluster and dull, with a weird bitter note I can't quite put my finger on. I saved it for toddys and butterscotches in the winter months.
I have a dusty bottle of Dalmore (with the yellowish label) in my cupboard. I too find it pretty lackluster and dull, with a weird bitter note I can't quite put my finger on. I saved it for toddys and butterscotches in the winter months.
In the years before he passed, my dad always had a bottle of Dalmore Cigar Malt in the house. It was his favorite scotch. I remember really enjoying it, too, on those days when we decided to change it up from bourbon/beer.
JOE
Wag more.
Bark less.
"Every bottle is its own learning experience." -- Sensei Ox-sama
Started out with the Singleton of Glendullan, which I'm enjoying more with each glass. Unchallenging but exceedingly pleasant.
Now I'm on to Glen Garioch 12, one of the stranger Scotches I've tasted. Olives, anyone?
Kilchoman. Holy smoke! And tar, and iodine, and black licorice.
"I distrust a man who says 'when.' He's got to be careful not to drink too much, because he's not to be trusted when he does." Sydney Greenstreet
If you buy the McClelland's Highland you are really getting 5 yo Glen Garioch.
Illuminati in training
Started with Glendower, Bowmore 12, and now some Woodford Reserve.
Whisk(e)y - a bargain at any price !!!
I got to try Talisker Limited Edition cask strength yesterday. It was fantastic. Silky-smooth and fairly subtle by Talisker standards but still with nice smoke and creamy vanilla-toffee.