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Aultmore 14 Year Old 2002 for MMM

Aultmore is a lesser known Speysider that was only ‘revived’ a couple of years ago by owners Dewar’s & Sons in the so-called The Last Great Malts series. For Mark & Manny’s Malts it is an honor to be able to cooperate with photographer (and close friend) Ilse Everaert, who made some great photos in Antarctica and allowed us to use them on...

Score 84/100

Aultmore Wemyss Malts “Sugared Almonds” Aultmore 30 yo

Nose: Marzipan up front. Stewed Apples. Pears. Spice. Tangerine. Cloves and sugar, i can see why they named it sugared almonds. as always, spot on! Palate: Thick and creamy. Spicy. Wood spices, chocolate, oak. Sponge fruit cake with little bits of dried sugared fruit and zest. Finish : Getting dry and woody with spicy ginger powder. Medium long. A...

Score 85/100

Aultmore 20 Year Old 1991 Wilson & Morgan

Believe it or not, after close to 1.600 whiskies tasted, I have never tried an Aultmore. So this will be the first. I immediately choose a 20 Year Old, bottled by the Italian Wilson & Morgan, from a sherry butt. Lovely sherry on the nose: toffee, rum raisins, freshly ground coffee and some garden herbs. Think chervil and thyme. Evolves to...

Score 87/100

Aultmore 2000 - Bottled 2014 Connoisseurs Choice

Aultmore is one of those lesser known Speysiders that sends most of its production to the blended Scotch market, in this case most notably to the Dewar folks. It has a reputation as being an oaky whisky; it lived up to its billing. Color: Pale Gold/Primrose ("Natural Colour") Nose: Perfumed and estery with a fruity backbone (mixed...

Score 84/100