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Raspberry
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Almond
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Toffee
Dalmore King Alexander III Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes by Billy A
Nose: chocolate and nuts, both flesh and shells, toffee, touches of spiced raisin and vanilla.
Palate: measured sugary sweetness to start, with orange and vanilla backed up by sweet raisins, raspberry and winey touches.
Finish: Spicy oak, polished wood and liquorice root.
34 Customer Reviews
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amazing,smooth.one of the best!!
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I've tried several superior Single Malts and this is my favorite. A sweet finish with a bit of citrus.
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Wonderful!
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Very smooth, almost caramel with hints of orange. Well worth it.
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Lovely flavor very smooth truly a masterpiece
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Excellent flavors
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Possibly the best under ?200 whisky Iv had so hey I went and bought another it's rude not to
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Exceptional relaxation libation. Mood altering emanates from the palate.
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Sophisticated Elegance in a glass
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It is more than 30yrs since I bought a bottle of Highland or Speyside whisky, although I have tasted many. I tasted KA III and bought a bottle. As someone who is not favourable towards Sherried, or Port whiskies etc I found that the tannic quality of the Cab Sav balanced the sweeter casks. This is a masterpiece of blending. Two or three casks blended with a spirit must be difficult enough but to do, but to blend six and yet maintain the character of the foundation spirit and create such balance is truly to be commended.
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My favourite on that price range
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Bought for my 50th, now 53 and just taken first glass, what an idiot I am. Why the wait? How many people do I know with bottles they never open because of cost. Delightful, smooth, beautiful toffee, chocolate, vanilla nose. Wish it left more of an aftertaste on the tongue, but this is mega critical. One of the best whiskeys I have ever experienced and I am not shrinking violet on the wee dram front. Recommend and enjoy
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I'v had many great Whisky's and this beats them all like singleton of 18 glen ord. glenmorangie 18. all the johnnie walker labels and the green is the best in my opinion. hibiki japanese whisky and many others this is the perfect whisky for my taste sweet and smooth it's a new whisky every time I drink it. It is an amazing piece of art and will continue to buy
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OUT STANDING!
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Clear Toffee nose, and incomparable taste, rick, fruity and prestige mouth warming taste.. this is real whisky for a good price. Love it and would drink it on daily bases. Real gentleman''s choice
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I enjoy very much the taste of the almond and I can taste hints of raspberry and the cinnamon. ..the aging process is crazy good...aged in 6 different casks which gives this great tasting whiskey it''s great flavor and smoothness. ..I love it
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Malty cereal and barley presence. Sour young oranges, burnt citrus peel. Medium body with oak flavor. No spice. Slight dryness, slight cocoa. Good dram for Dalmore. I like the 18yr still.
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I''m dalmore king Alexander fan, I have 23 bottle of king Alexander, and i have open 5 bottle . This is the best whiskey I have tried and the special whiskey, worth to buy and keep. Taste, you try it, then you will find it is so special. I gotna tell A secret of this bottle is, once the moment you open the bottle, abt 2-3 feet far you still able to smell the aroma, so please take note when u going to open this Gem. If in Aircon room then it will be more obvious. You hardly can found this when u open others''..
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Incredible whiskey. And I've tasted my fair share (macallan,talisker etc) Fruity, winter berries, spice. With elements of liqueur. Very complex. Very smooth. Highly recommended.
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As I loved this dram and agree that it is indeed a remarkable feat of blending, 40% ABV bottling is heart-breaking since it has obviously brought down the much greater potential of this otherwise great dram. It should have been bottled at a relatively higher strength as in the example of Dalmore's Clan Mackenzie series. I'd rather spend my £120.00 on a dram that is unadulterated. Still 90/100, which I presume could have been as high as 93 points otherwise.
