Sweet and easy to drink. For what it offers in terms of taste, I think it's a bit pricey, but it's worth having in your collection.

A whisky for someone who respects themselves. Yes, it’s true that for its price, you can find amazing NAS or older whiskies, but here we’re talking about Dalmore. An amazing and very high-quality brand.
As for its nose, what can I say, citrus, an intense chocolate, and a bit of spice. On the palate, I get strong dried fruits and a sweet vanilla, while on the finish I feel a nice chocolate.
I repeat, for around €70 where someone can find it, you can buy fantastic whiskies, but that doesn’t mean this isn’t also a very good whisky. On the contrary, it’s a wonderful whisky that anyone who loves the "sport" should at least try! It may not offer you a strong thrill, but it will definitely make you feel like you’re giving yourself what you deserve, that is, the best!
P.S., the bottle is a jewel and very premium, something I personally appreciate.

Excellent choice for whiskey lovers. I had tried it at a friend's and I couldn't not have it in my collection.

Good but overpriced. I will agree with the others who write that it should be priced at 45€ (which in my opinion is higher than Highland Park).

Non-expert experience: I tried it for the first time, based on third-party reviews. Pleasant surprise, sweet, fruity, with a strong burning sensation at the beginning, light aftertaste afterwards. Sweet and very enjoyable in taste, pairs well with sweet snacks, not salted or salty nuts. A bit heavy and greasy when consumed straight, but with ice it soars and "unfolds" flavor and aroma. You start with one and definitely have a second!

A 12-year-old whiskey with intense aromas to drink always! Simply unbeatable!

One of the good single malts worth trying. Its taste is very strong with a little bit of vanilla at the end. The price is a bit high, but it's worth the money

Nice sweetness. Maybe excessive, depending on each person's palate. Caramel on the nose, chocolate on the taste. There has been a lot of attention given to marketing. The 40% alcohol content is low for a 12-year-old single malt. At 46%, it would have more intensity in taste and would correspond to a more satisfying drink for the buyer. Expensive for what it ultimately offers.

I got it for the first time and I highly recommend it!!! You drink real whiskey, maybe some people prefer it with a little ice. Even the bottle itself is a pure gem.

A twelve-year-old malt, of which 9 years mature in American oak bourbon barrels, then half remains in bourbon barrels and the other half is transferred to 30-year-old oloroso sherry barrels until the final blend is achieved, after 3 years. All this complexity of maturation is evident everywhere.
Lovely nose of citrus, chocolate, and spices, buttery mouthfeel with the sweetness of Sherry taking center stage and a long finish as a malt like this should have.
Overall, an easy whisky, elegant with countless flavors and at the same time very high quality.

A good whiskey with an impressive appearance.
Taste-wise, it is very high quality (it brings out the malt in it).
Very nice aromas.
However, it's not exactly the type of whiskey you would say "wow, what a drink" about

Very good but that's about it. I happened to try the same thing in Edinburgh but it's like night and day. I couldn't understand the reason. Of course, without ice even though it's said that water releases its flavors, for me personally, it's "sacrilege".

Well, this whiskey is good, very good. It has a balanced taste. For its price, yes, it is a bit expensive, it could be a little cheaper. However, be careful not to be deceived because it easily gets you drunk. Sip it slowly and of course, straight.

Good whiskey and easy to drink but that's about it. The price is a bit steep as there are much better options for the same price, hence the 4 stars. Nice aromas and flavorful, worth having if it can be found at a good price around 45. EDIT 22.10.21 The price has gone up, as is generally the case with good whiskey. I found it for 49 in a large supermarket while in specialty stores it's from 56+

I don't say it's good, it has a strong taste, tasty, impressive bottle, but its price compared to others is excessively high. I think the ideal price would be around 40, the highest would be good for this specific whiskey.

For the 12-year-old, simply perfect in all aspects. In my opinion, Dalmore is top-notch. Anyone who doesn't want to cry over their money, truly all Dalmore whiskies are worth their price and exceed expectations

I have never enjoyed whiskey without ice before. Simply enjoyable and the best thing to share with real friends

The softest, tastiest, most aromatic whiskey. I'm talking about Valour, though, don't offer it to your friends, you will regret it. Drink it sip by sip, without ice.
The ultimate pleasure, my wife tried it and asked me what whiskey it is... The 12-year-old one disappointed me.