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Management number 248740779 Release Date 2026/09/03 List Price $29.23 Model Number 248740779
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Uncover Speyside elegance wrapped in luscious sherry with Aultmore 10 Year Old – 2014 Vintage, Alistair Walker “Infrequent Flyers” (Cask #6209). Distilled at the Foggie Moss distillery and matured its full decade in a single Pedro Ximénez sherry hogshead, this small-batch release was bottled at natural cask strength in March 2025. Non-chill-filtered and natural in colour, only 350 bottles capture Aultmore’s fragrant orchard fruit cloaked in waves of dark berries, toffee and warm spice—another high-flying rarity from the Infrequent Flyers series.

Why We Think You’ll Love It

  • Single PX hogshead maturation saturates Aultmore’s floral-fruit core with decadent dried-fruit richness and sweet spice.

  • Bottled at natural cask strength, non-chill-filtered and natural colour—preserving full body, aroma and authenticity.

  • 10 years deliver an energetic yet indulgent Speyside dram—perfect neat or with a splash of water.

  • Part of Alistair Walker’s sought-after “Infrequent Flyers” series—strictly 350 bottles, ideal for collectors and sherried-malt aficionados.

Pour a dram of this rare Aultmore and savour an irresistible marriage of honeyed orchard fruit, opulent PX depth and Speyside finesse—an unforgettable whisky that lingers long after the final sip.


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