The Dalmore Select Edition 2009 Distilled 15 Year is a vintage-distilled expression from The Dalmore 15 years of Highland single malt maturation from spirit distilled in 2009, bottled as a Select Edition that allows collectors to track a specific distillation vintage through the distillery’s characteristic multi-cask sherry maturation program.

The Dalmore’s signature approach applies: American white oak ex-bourbon casks for the primary maturation, with finishing in premium sherry casks from the distillery’s long-standing Gonzlez Byass partnership. A 2009 vintage at 15 years produces a spirit that has reached genuine maturity while retaining the fruit-forward intensity of a well-aged but relatively young Dalmore expression. Browse all Dalmore at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Select Edition mean for The Dalmore?

Select Edition expressions are single-vintage releases that allow collectors to track a specific distillation year through the Dalmore’s maturation program. Unlike the core range which is non-vintage, Select Editions identify the year of distillation, making each release a unique snapshot of that vintage’s character.

How does a 2009 vintage 15-year Dalmore compare to the standard 12-year?

Three additional years of multi-cask sherry maturation produces more concentrated dried fruit, deeper oak integration, and a richer and more complex profile than the core 12-year. The vintage designation also allows tracking of the specific cask program applied to the 2009 spirit.

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