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Dalwhinnie 1973 / 29 Year old

Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky

Delicious fruity, honeyed malt from Dalwhinnie, the Highland representative of the Classic Malts. This 29 year-old was released in 2003 and has been a huge hit with punters and critics alike.

Special Release Offer: 20% Off! (was £172.67)

£138.14 inc. VAT (£117.56 ex. VAT)

More Details:

Country:	Scotland
Region:	Highland
Bottler:	Distillery Bottling
Age:	29 Year Old
Vintage:	1973
Bottling Date:	2003
Strength:	57.8%
Bottle Size:	70cl

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Tasting Notes:

Producer's Tasting Notes

Nose: Appetisingly fruity. Chocolate and milky coffee, with juicy fruit behind. Orange juice on breakfast pancakes? Later, pleasant scents of wax and varnish. Adding water introduces a trace of baked apple.

Body: Smooth.Textured.

Palate: Quite hot, some wood notes, after a medium-sweet start that bursts with fruitiness. Apples, bananas? Needs water to bring out the voluptuous, oily mouthfeel, top-palate sweetness then pleasant acidity. Develops into spiced apples, then faded oil of cloves.

Finish: Lively, fresh and clean. Warming, medium-length. Spicy aftertaste.

Tasting Notes from Whiskyfun (Serge Valentin)

Colour: deep gold. Nose: bold and rich, with tons of beehive aromas. Wax, hay jam, quince jam, mirabelle jam. Just beautiful. Hints of oak and vanilla, and whiffs of peat.

Mouth: lots of crystallised fruits, apple compote, candy sugar and honey. Really beautiful. Long and nicely balanced finish, on dried fruits and vanilla ice cream. I liked it very much. 90 points.

Brand Info:

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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