The Dalmore King Alexander III Cognac

The Dalmore King Alexander III CognacTHE EMBODIMENT OF BRAVERY In 1263, Colin of Kintail, Chief of the Clan Mackenzie, took a bold decision to stand up and be counted, and felled a charging stag which attacked King Alexander III of Scotland. In return for saving his life, the grateful King gifted the 12 pointed Royal Stag emblem to the Mackenzie Clan as a reward. When descendants of the Mackenzie Clan took over the ownership of The Dalmore distillery in 1867, they continued to honour

which had been placed under public sale through the inheritance of Ignace-Joseph Vanlerberghe

This is a single malt from the Yoichi distillery

The property takes its name from one of its previous owners

The founder Masataka Taketsuru chose Yoichi in Hokkaido because of the similar environmental conditions to Scotland

600-liter oak casks

after more than a century of producing cognac

This award-winning

elegant and relatively gourmand

inherited the estate from his paternal grandmother

and vivacity and mellowness

the wine wafts from the glass with scents of honeycomb

impressive richness