Dalmore 1926 50 Year Old Decanter
Bottle performance
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Lot number: 064-0691
Winning bid: £13,000
Dalmore distillery was used as a deep-sea mine production centre by the Royal Navy between 1917 and 1920. After the navy left the distillery was left in tatters, and after a long compensation battle, involving the House of Lords, the distillery was brought back online. Now Dalmore, under the stewardship of Richard Patterson, presents itself as a luxury brand, with some of their bottlings among the most expensive in the world.
This incredible whisky was distilled in 1926, and bottled 50 years later. 1926 was the year when John Logie Baird publicly showed his invention the Television, it was the height of prohibition in the United States, and the year that the great Houdini passed away.
Distilled: December 1926
Age: 50 years old
No stated ABV or bottle size
Please note minor damage to wax seal, screen and printing on decanter. Shake test suggests a healthy fill level.
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