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Deer, Bear & Moose The Dalmore 2004
Deer, Bear & Moose The Dalmore 2004
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- BrandDeer, Bear & Moose
- CategorySingle Malt Scotch
- CountryScotland
- RegionHighland
- DistilleryThe Dalmore
- Age14 Year Old
- Style Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Maturation Sherry Butt
- Alcohol57.4%
Dear, Bear & Moose present you Dalmore - Sherried Stag!
Our wild trio is real picky with their friends. The whims of high society, what can you do? But they had absolutely zero reservations accepting the twelve-pronged Dalmore stag into the cool beasts club. The 14YO expression the Stag brought with him to the acceptance party is an absolute banger! Deer, Bear and Moose decided it’s worth sharing with the another cool kids club they frequent.
This limited-edition Highland Malt is as rich and interesting as the story behind the distillery and it goes something like this. A mighty stag attempted to end the life of a Scottish King. Attempted to. An ancestor of Clan Mackenzie–who were former owners–brought the stag down with a single shot of an arrow. Now, the history forgot all about the archer, but the Stag remains to impress.
Rich in history. Richer in taste. Distilled in 2004 and kept in sweet sherry butt casks for 14 years before bottling. Cask No. 6529 is the sweetest. Our Deer is completely taken by the Stag. And so are we.
Another staggering Scotch Whisky!
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sweet
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fruit
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sherry
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oily
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white grape
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toffee
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nutty
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dry
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medicinal
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Dear, Bear & Moose present you Dalmore - Sherried Stag!
Our wild trio is real picky with their friends. The whims of high society, what can you do? But they had absolutely zero reservations accepting the twelve-pronged Dalmore stag into the cool beasts club. The 14YO expression the Stag brought with him to the acceptance party is an absolute banger! Deer, Bear and Moose decided it’s worth sharing with the another cool kids club they frequent.
This limited-edition Highland Malt is as rich and interesting as the story behind the distillery and it goes something like this. A mighty stag attempted to end the life of a Scottish King. Attempted to. An ancestor of Clan Mackenzie–who were former owners–brought the stag down with a single shot of an arrow. Now, the history forgot all about the archer, but the Stag remains to impress.
Rich in history. Richer in taste. Distilled in 2004 and kept in sweet sherry butt casks for 14 years before bottling. Cask No. 6529 is the sweetest. Our Deer is completely taken by the Stag. And so are we.
Another staggering Scotch Whisky!
- BrandDeer, Bear & Moose
- CategorySingle Malt Scotch
- CountryScotland
- RegionHighland
- DistilleryThe Dalmore
- Age14 Year Old
- Style Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Maturation Sherry Butt
- Alcohol57.4%
-
sweet
-
fruit
-
sherry
-
oily
-
white grape
-
toffee
-
nutty
-
dry
-
medicinal
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