Dalmore 1997-2014 | 17 Year Old Douglas Laing Old Particular Single Cask DL10427Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bottled by: Douglas Laing 70cl 55. 5% A single cask Dalmore 1997 17 year old Highland single malt whisky released in 2014 by indie bottlers Douglas Laing for their Old Particular series. This 17 year old Dalmore 1997 was bottled by Douglas Laing without colouring or chill filtration from single cask 10427, a refill hogshead cask that yielded 237 bottles at a very sturdy natural cask strength of 55. 5%. Please Note:

polished oak and honey

A pale and potent looking mid-aged Glenfarclas that should be a little richer on malty characteristics and green fruits

Palate: A soothing light texture

yielding a total of 296 bottles at its natural cask strength of 55

then ‘pear drop’ boiled fruit sweets below

Palate: Sweet caramel

and we expect there'll be a long and possibly slightly disorderly queue of thirsty Laphroaig fans waiting to snap it up

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roasted almonds

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