Dalmore 20-year-old Black Label

CategorySINGLE MALT
DistilleryDalmore
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Age20년
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ABV43.0%
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CountryScotland
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Dalmore 20-year-old  Black Label
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Flavor Profile

Vanilla
Sweet
Honey
Fruity
Oaky
Creamy
Dried Fruit
Spicy
Nutty
Chocolate
Floral
Herbal
Citrus
Smoky
Peaty
Maritime

Tasting Notes

Colour

mahogany, quite lighter than the Loch Dhu

air Nose

starts quite weirdly, on overcooked coffee and cheap perfume, with some smoke – some smoke from an exhaust pipe, that is. Pear drops, orange marmalade… Not ‘too’ bad in fact but the bigger problems are soon to arrive, with some strange notes of stale Campari, Schweppes, ‘chemical’ orange juice (Tang), cheap grapefruit juice, bubblegum, grape juice… Lots of aromas you don’t usually find in a single malt, in fact. Funny, yes, it’s funny… but almost disgusting as well! very special. Lots of roasted coffee beans and fresh herbs (dill, celery). Gets then quite meaty (smoked ham, beef bouillon). Some soy sauce too…

restaurant Palate

ouch! Weak and watery attack, on old vase water. Develops on all sorts of ‘chemical’ tastes: Nutrasweet, cheap sweets, rotten orange zest, American restaurant coffee at the end of the day, burnt butter… Yuck! Now, this one is a swill! Finally, the Loch Dhu has found its evil master, it appears! He he he… 35 points . Next time I'll oppose Glen Kella 'The White Whisky' and an old White Duck. Not sure 'black' isn't nicer, to be honest... MUSIC - Recommended listening - in the mood for some high-speed 'electrified bluegrass, garage country, and Appalachian punkabilly'? I'm sure you'll answer you could not have waited any longer, won't you? Try Boston based band ' 3 Day Threshold ' playing Whiskey, you're the Devil (mp3) then. Energetic - and to be enjoyed while sipping Loch Dhu or Cu Dhub! SPECIAL RECIPE - After Sandy's clootie dumpling flambé with Brora 30yo, my good old friend Paul Adam just sent me this new recipe of the Fondue Savoyarde with Old Potrero 2 yo (old indeed). Mind you, the whisky's not been used as an ingredient, but as the necessary combustible. In fact, The recipe is very easy: 1. pour some Old Potrero into the burner instead of industrial alcohol and light. 2. prepare your mix with Swiss cheese, white wine, kirsch, pepper and nutmeg and put it onto the burner. Let it melt: it's ready. Bon appétit! By the way, that would probably work with any high-proof malt as well, like for instance Port Ellen 22 yo 1978 rare Malts or Brora 22 yo 1972 Rare Malts, but maybe all these phenols will then clog the burner... December 30, 2004 NICK MORGAN'S M.A.W. 2004 - By Nick Morgan " Nick ” said Serge, “ The reviews they are ok for the website, but we Maniacs need more than these silly words and pictures. Where are the stars and scores? Where are the points and prizes? Without these we cannot see truth, we cannot sense beauty ”. Well, “Bah humbug” says I. But with an unusually seasonal gesture of goodwill to The Hooded Ones, here’s my 2004 NM Music Awards Winners. Gig

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