Dalmore King Alexander III Tasting: A Rich Six-Cask Journey

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special-Dalmore King Alexander III, a pinnacle expression in the Dalmore series. As part of
our ongoing Dalmore review series, we’ve explored the 12, 14, and 15-Year, Cigar Malt and
now it’s time for this exquisite single malt that blends whiskies aged in six different casks.
In this video, we’ll touch on Dalmore’s rich history, its unique maturation process, and what makes the King Alexander III a standout in the whisky world. From its detailed presentation to its complex flavor profile, we’ll also pair this whisky with a range of gourmet snacks andshare my honest thoughts on whether it’s collection-worthy.
🌟 Highlights Include: 🌟
- The fascinating history behind Dalmore and the McKenzie family’s royal connection 🏰
- A detailed look at the Dalmore King Alexander III’s six-cask maturation process 🍷
- Tasting notes: Hazelnut, red fruits, caramel, toffee, and a smooth, layered palate
- Expert pairing suggestions with almond biscotti, dark chocolate, and more 🍫
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- Discover the luxury behind Dalmore’s King Alexander III and its unique production
- Learn how six different casks influence the flavor and texture of this Highland single malt
- Get expert tips on pairing this complex whisky with gourmet food for an enhanced
experience
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[@bluesmanen1]

It's always nice to see a review of a whisky, to see and hear another persons opinions. But in this case, and with Dalmore's core range in general...lets agree to disagree. Imho...This is really good example of an inferior product, and I will tell you my opinion on why..... To begin with, it's extremly overpriced, atleast on my market (Sweden) it's sek3100 ($300), I mean, it's a NAS whisky. It's diluted to a low %abv, and therfore stripped of smell and taste. It's chillfiltered, even more smell and taste is stripped out of it. The colour is fake, it's loads of E150a, not a beautiful natural colour, colour that comes from the casks only. To put this one in the same cathegory as Glenfiddich Gand Cru is quite fair, it's also an inferior, overpriced pruduct with bad specs. But the Glenmorangie Signet is atleast a craft presented whisky at 46%abv, no chillfiltration and natural colour...but still heavily overpriced, sorry to say. But in the end, it's just a matter of personal opinions on the matter of quality. P.S. It's a really great idea with the paring stuff. Cheers

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Your opinion is great honestly.... I really like your perspective and look forward to having discussions with you on a regular basis and possibly making a video to make this exact comparison you are discussing. Thank you very much!