Ballindalloch 2015 UK Exclusive Oloroso Sherry Single Cask
Sherry-soaked splendour from Speyside’s hidden gem.

This is the kind of dram that makes sherried whisky lovers sit up and pay attention. The Ballindalloch 2015 UK Exclusive is no ordinary Speyside sipper — it’s a full-throttle, single-cask, cask strength statement of intent from one of the most quietly respected distilleries in Scotland.

Matured entirely in a first-fill Oloroso sherry cask, this exclusive release is all about richness, texture, and intensity. No blending, no watering down, no messing about. Just one cask. Pure expression. Bottled at natural cask strength, and left unfiltered and naturally coloured, this is whisky at its most honest and indulgent.

On the nose, expect a sherry lover’s dream — plush layers of figs, raisins, dark chocolate, cinnamon, and toasted almonds, rising out of the glass like a freshly opened Christmas hamper. The palate doesn’t hold back either. It hits you with dates, treacle, caramelised nuts, orange oil, and the warm embrace of spicy oak. Then comes the finish — long, complex, and satisfyingly dry, with just a kiss of tannin to round it off.

This one’s exclusive to the UK, and with single casks, when it’s gone — it’s properly gone. Whether you’re adding to your collection or cracking it open for a special night, the Ballindalloch 2015 is a masterclass in Speyside sophistication.

Why Buy the Ballindalloch 2015 Oloroso Single Cask?

• UK Exclusive: Only available in limited quantities – once it's gone, that's it

• Single Cask Power: Pure, undiluted Speyside richness from a first-fill Oloroso cask

• Natural Cask Strength: Bold ABV, no chill filtration, no colour added — nothing but flavour

• Top-Shelf Credentials: A trophy dram for collectors and connoisseurs alike

• Sherry Bomb Glory: Everything you love about Oloroso-matured whisky, dialled up to 11

Perfect For:

• Sherry cask fanatics looking for depth and decadence

• Collectors on the hunt for something rare and regionally exclusive

• Gifting to someone who knows their Glenfarclas from their Glendronach — and wants more