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Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old

Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Dalwhinnie 15yo is a good introduction to the delights of single malt whisky - elegant, smooth and medium-bodied with a light, fruity palate and a whiff of heather on the finish. Part of Diageo's Classic Malt range.

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More Details:

Country:	Scotland
Region:	Highland
Bottler:	Distillery Bottling
Age:	15 Year Old
Strength:	43%
Bottle Size:	70cl

Customer Reviews:

Posted on 20 Apr 2007 :

You can't go wrong with this whisky,it is easy on the palate and goes down easily,has a robust flavour.....mmmmmmmm.

Posted on 30 Aug 2007 :

agreed. this is a fine and subtle whisky with a notable strawberry nose. silky smooth in the throat too. the glenfiddich 15 year actually burns-this one....does not Posted By: dan in alaska

Posted on 13 Mar 2008 :

Reminiscent of Glenfiddich, in that it's subtle, but there's a complexity there that is out of this world, minus the nasty apple taste. Not as smokey or full bodied as Lagavulin (my personal favourite), but has its own character and more for the Glenfiddich crowd who just won 50 bucks at bingo and are looking for something a bit higher end. Posted By: Chris

Posted on 27 Mar 2008 :

this is a fine whisky one of my favourites Posted By: Mr W Venables

Posted on 03 Apr 2008 :

Light and delicate but also quite complex. A good all-rounder. Posted By: John

Posted on 15 May 2008 :

If you thought James Bond was smooth then you'd better take a seat. Dalwhinnie is without a single edge, crack or bump. If it were a motorway then your car would simply slide along to its destination and if your destination is 'pleasure town' then Dalwhinnie will get you there fast. Relax and Enjoy.
Posted By: Gene Lazerman

Posted on 01 Jun 2008 :

The whisky I was looking for. Easy drinking classic. Posted By: dts

Posted on 05 May 2009 :

Smooth and honeyed certainly. But it took the whole bottle before I found the advertised smoke in the finish, it's very light. Posted By: Kim

Posted on 24 May 2009 :

Simply put a fantastic malt whiskey.Super smooth and gentle on the throat. It is my favourite whiskey for giving to guests new to the malt whiskey experience.Just buy it and never regret it. Posted By: Donnie

Posted on 09 Jun 2009 :

A very simple malt that is smooth on the palette and gentle to taste. A very good Whisky to drink regularly and a good introduction to whisky. You will not be disappointed with this whisky. Posted By: E. Gibson

Posted on 01 Jul 2009 :

i to thought it was similer to glenfiddich 15year old i brought another bottle

Posted on 20 Nov 2009 :

You really can't go wrong with this malt. It is clean, subtle and oh so smooth. A fairly gentle dram at 43% vol but never lets you down. If you ever get the chance do visit the distillery. The highest in Scotland but very close to the main road through the Highlands. Posted By: trebor

Posted on 04 Dec 2009 :

Well, i have only tried a handful of single malts including cragganmore, jura, glenfiddich and talisker but this dalwhinnie, wow, i want more. Posted By: Antony

Posted on 30 Dec 2009 :

Nose (undiluted)Lemon, orange rind, and pomegranate.Palate (undiluted)Smooth entry of honey, some peat, cocoa, a little milk chocolate and malty flavors that shine through at the mid-palate. My initial impression is that this is a sweet whisky. Makes for a great after dinner drink. Maybe with a dessert. Posted By: Jason's Scotch Reviews

Posted on 20 Jan 2010 :

iwill always remember my hoiday toCallander it took the barman 10 days before he found this most delightful malt.This malt stands far above all others malts it makes you glow from the middle outwards.Fantastic. Posted By: C Webber

Posted on 22 Jan 2010 :

Beautiful whisky, up there with 18 yo glenfiddich, sweet and dangerously easy to drink. Would love to try some of the older versions. Posted By: George Stoddart

Posted on 01 Feb 2010 :

It is nearly too smooth! But the second time I tasted it I noticed a pleasant complexity. Very nice whisky indeed. Posted By: Tommy

Posted on 24 Feb 2010 :

Dalwhinnie was the dram recommended (by a hotel bar person) to go with the evening meal of haggis. I'd never tried either and now enjoy both. As has been said already, it is oh-so-easy to drink, with flavours enough to delight the palette but none of the burn as it goes down. Every glass is a treat. Posted By: Derek Wheeler

Posted on 19 Mar 2010 :

Drinking this is like eating dessert! I had my date taste it even though I knew she wasn't fond of whisky, and even she was impressed. From tasting it first in Buchanan's blend and then having the single malt it was a full flavored, one-of-a-kind, outstanding whisky. Posted By: Steve

Posted on 14 Apr 2010 :

Very,VERY nice indeed with the longest 'finish' of any malt I have tasted. A definate 'must have' for any whisky enthusiast Posted By: DavidUK

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Dalwhinnie

Dalwhinnie Distillery

Dalwhinnie was the highest working distillery in Scotland between 2002 and 2008, but the re-opening of Braeval in July of that year has robbed the distillery of that title. However, the villagers can take cold comfort from the fact that their Grampian location still retains the lowest average annual temperature in Scotland (6°C).

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