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Dalmore 8 Year Old - Duncan Macbeth - 1960s

LOT ID: 0924-522


End Date : Nov 20 2024 08:25 PM


Total Bids: 79   

Winning Bid
£370.00


LOT DESCRIPTION

Dalmore 8 Year Old. Bottled 1960s by Duncan Macbeth & Co Ltd. Stopper cork with branded foil capsule. 26 2/3 Fl Ozs. 70 Proof. No box.

A glorious early official bottling of Dalmore 8-year-old released in the 1960s when the distillery’s official bottlings were still licensed to Duncan Macbeth & Co. The whisky in this bottle would have been distilled in the late 1950s or early 1960s, around the time of the distillery’s takeover by Whyte & Mackay - these old sherried Dalmores are generally nutty, minerally and very oily.

CONDITION

Ageing.

FILLING LEVEL

High Shoulder

Distillery:  Dalmore

Distillery Status:  Working

Region: Highland

Bottling Year: 1960s

Age: 8

Category: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Bottle Size: 26 2/3 Fl Ozs

ABV: 70 Proof

One of the Highland’s most famous and prestigious distilleries, Dalmore has for many decades been associated with Master Blender Richard Paterson, one of the whisky industry’s biggest personalities. The distillery has been part of blending giant Whyte & Mackay since 1960 and somehow flourished during that company’s turbulent decades of ownership change and management failure preceding the takeover by Filipino owners Emperador Inc. in 2014.

Dalmore has long been associated with sherried whisky, and the distillery’s spirit is capable of extended ageing, giving Paterson almost unrivalled long-aged stocks to work with. Consequently, Dalmore has consistently pushed the envelope for luxury single malt whiskies, bottling a 50-year-old single malt whisky in the 1970s and the famous Dalmore 64-year-old Trinitas, the first £100k whisky, in 2010 - both of which included small amounts of whisky distilled in the 19th century.

DISCLAIMER

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Please note: due to the various ages of bottles, corks and their seals, condition of liquid is at the buyer's discretion. And no claim can be lodged against failure/leakage in any circumstance. All bottles are checked for authenticity by our whisky specialists Wayne & Harrison Ormerod prior to any auction. We do not auction opened bottles so therefore all items are sealed unless stated under certain circumstances where seals were never issued by the producer.
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BID HISTORY

BID DATE TIME
Last Bids £370.00 20th November 2024 19:46