Dalmore Luceo Single Highland Malt Whisky 40%

Dalmore Luceo Single Highland Malt Whisky 70 cl 40%Dalmore Luceo whisky is aged in ex. bourbon casks and finished in Apostoles sherry casks. This tasty Single Highland Malt Whisky at 40% was originally only for Travel Retail (Airports). The nose is full of sweet notes such as toffee, juicy raisins, madeira, pralines and chocolate. The taste is rich with notes of malt, coffee notes and a hint of oranges. The finish is long and warm with soft notes of syrup and orange, nutmeg Distillery: Dalmore Luceo Age: NA Type: Single Highland Malt Whisky Alc. strength: 40 % 70 cl. Other: Travel Exclusive

Dalmore Luceo 70cl / 40% Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky Distillery Bottling Luceo is part of Dalmore's Fortuna Merita collection originally released for travel retail. Matured in Apostoles-sherry casks, this displays the classic distillery notes of cherries and toffee, along with nuts and ginger.

The name Dalmore is Old Gaelic and means "The Great Meadow". Founded in 1839 by Alexander Matheson, the distillery is located on the coast at Cromarty Firth, overlooking the rich and fertile 'Great Meadow' of the Black Isle. The clean, clear water used for Dalmore Malt Whisky is taken from the nearby River Alness. The Dalmore It's a whisky that satisfies all your senses, with a long, generous finish that makes Dalmore one of the classic Highland malts. Each Dalmore malt whisky has its own unique personality. Chocolate and spice are just 2 of the special and unexpected aromas that appear in Dalmore. In a Dalmore whisky you will recognize up to 26 distinctly different and often surprising aromas. Dalmore Undergoes exciting transformations during the aging period of 12 - 21 years or even older. As the whisky matures, you can smell and taste orange, heather, spices and hints of smoke. The Dalmore Highland malts are aged in first-fill American oak, which gives the vanilla sweetness, and old sherry casks (Matusalem, Apostoles and Amaroso) from Bodegas Gonzalez Byass, Spain, which give a scent of citrus fruits, marmalade and spices. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcdvzpR6USE