Dalmore King Alexander III - 70cl





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Description from the seller
King Alexander III is a signature expression from Dalmore, bottled at 40% ABV without an age statement. It is a vatting drawn from six distinct cask finishes — small batch bourbon casks, Matusalem oloroso sherry casks, Madeira casks, Marsala casks, port pipes, and Cabernet Sauvignon wine barriques — all married together at the distillery in Alness.
The legend:
It depicts a Scottish legend dating back to 1263 in which Colin Fitzgerald, the founder of the Clan Mackenzie, saves the life of the Scottish King. The legend goes that Alexander III was out on a hunt with Colin Fitzgerald. The King was attacked by a stag and then saved by Fitzgerald who kills the beast by spearing it through the forehead — the Mackenzie armorial bearings actually show a stag bleeding from the forehead. To show his gratitude, King Alexander III granted Fitzgerald the lands of Kintail in Ross.
Condition bottle and box perfect, see photos
Will be send with DHL insured.
Iam sorry but I cannot ship outside Europe and not to: GB, Norway, Canary Islands, Cyprus, Malta, Russia, Ireland, and Switserland.
King Alexander III is a signature expression from Dalmore, bottled at 40% ABV without an age statement. It is a vatting drawn from six distinct cask finishes — small batch bourbon casks, Matusalem oloroso sherry casks, Madeira casks, Marsala casks, port pipes, and Cabernet Sauvignon wine barriques — all married together at the distillery in Alness.
The legend:
It depicts a Scottish legend dating back to 1263 in which Colin Fitzgerald, the founder of the Clan Mackenzie, saves the life of the Scottish King. The legend goes that Alexander III was out on a hunt with Colin Fitzgerald. The King was attacked by a stag and then saved by Fitzgerald who kills the beast by spearing it through the forehead — the Mackenzie armorial bearings actually show a stag bleeding from the forehead. To show his gratitude, King Alexander III granted Fitzgerald the lands of Kintail in Ross.
Condition bottle and box perfect, see photos
Will be send with DHL insured.
Iam sorry but I cannot ship outside Europe and not to: GB, Norway, Canary Islands, Cyprus, Malta, Russia, Ireland, and Switserland.
