80
- Nose
- Marshmallow and toasted coconut.
- Palate
- Oily and chewy. Bitter chocolate, becoming extraordinarily fruity, then sweetish.
- Finish
- Gentle, fruity. Reminiscent of lemon peels.
- Comment
- Lighter and more delicate than the 21 Years Old that appeared in a Wedgwood decanter in years past.
85
- Nose
- Light, vaguely doughy and suet-like, with an understated oaky backbone.
- Palate
- Warming and very sweet from the start with some prime bourbony characteristics.
- Finish
- Very soft smoke, a hint of toffee and vanilla.
- Comment
- A charming, almost shy malt that must be drunk at full strength to appreciate its guile and complexity.
Whisky Magazine Issue 7
Millenuim Tasting - Economics of Wood - Dalmore - Bourbon uncoverd.
Published December 1999.
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