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Distillery |
Dalmore (Founed In1839. Malting Converted to Saladin Boxes In 1956. Four New Stills Added In 1966 Making 8. New Still Are Smaller Than Original 4. During World War 1The Buildings Were Commandeered = |
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Type |
Malt = For The Royal Navy to Manufacture Mines.All Stock Was Removed to Other Distilleries, It Was Another 3 Years Before The Distillery Was In Production And The Stock Returned With Not A Single = |
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Region |
Highland = Cask Missing. In An Explosions Towards The End of The War Various Building Were Destroyed, But Thankfully The Stills Were Not Damaged.) Water Source Alness River. |
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Age |
12 |
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Distilled |
Not On Label |
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Size |
1 Litre e |
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Proof |
40 % vol |
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Notes |
The Dalmore The Black Isle,Single Malt, Stopper Cork, Distilled And Bottled In Scotland By Dalmore Distillery, Bottled By Whyte & Mackay Distillers Limited, Glasgow. |
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