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Our award-winning Secret Bottlings Series has raised the bar yet again with this extraordinary 60 (!) year old single malt Scotch whisky from a famous Speyside distillery. Our oldest bottling to date and one of the oldest whisky releases in history.
By not revealing the name of the distillery, we're able to offer this incredibly well-aged whisky from some of the finest stock for a fraction of the price that a release like this would usually command. In fact, it's an order of magnitude (or two) more reasonable than releases of a similar age, which now carry 5 or even 6 figure price tags! What you're paying for with Master of Malt 60 Year Old Speyside, of course, is the important bit - the liquid itself.
Nose: Beautiful malt to the fore, with a sublime backing of nutmeg, cocoa butter and raisin. Gentle waves of soft white grapes, custard apples and golden syrup. Astonishingly refined oaken notes.
Palate: Creamy, mouth-filling palate entry delivering a touch of chocolate and ground allspice. Quite tropical too - there’s a note of coconut, perhaps mango. An ethereal high-note akin to tomato stems. With time, it becomes quite herbal, with a potpourri-like character, sitting very nicely atop a solid core of rich, thick malt.
Finish: A long, elegant finish, trailing off gracefully with pipe tobacco, molasses and dried herbs. A slice of tangy green apple lingers.
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Why this can't be anything else, but Glenfarclas.All the other Speyside distilleries would love to have "this delicious malt line for 60 years in their warehouse" (as the label says) and would make an official bottling out of it in a heartbeat.But in Glenfarclas what happens is the exact opposite. They have too much of this staff...And when the official Glenfarclas 60 year old (cask 1672) is the only 60 year old whisky that stays unsold for 2 years now, releasing a new official 60yo would be a total marketing catastrophe for all their products.The independent bottlers market is flooding with "secret" Glenfarclas. But this is a good thing because there is more for us.
13th January 2017
I'll be your forever friend.
30th December 2016
Simply put you must at all cost try this whiskey it's stunning. If I could afford to I would buy as much as I could because believe me this will only go up in price. If you can make it happen buy a bottle for a life changing whiskey experience if not get the sample you won't be disappointed. I can see this being valued at £2500 to £3000 in a few years !! 99/100
25th December 2016
Glenfarclas...? Not according to George Grant who I asked personally during a tasting at F&M a couple of weeks back. After tasting the 1953 (58 yr) that evening (priced at £7.5k a bottle on here and supposedly their oldest stock) and comparing with a 3cl sample of the MoM 60yr, I can say that the flavour profile between the two was unalike. Frankly, I couldn't care less where this came from, it is the best dram you will ever have and IMO preferable than the Glenfarclas 1953 I tried that evening!
10th December 2016
I've got a bottle coming Tuesday and can't wait! Still don't understand why a distillery would let this go so cheap but have never been let down by Master of Malt before so know it will be amazing! If it is Glenfarclas let's hope they get more.
28th November 2016
The best dram I've ever had in my life.
18th November 2016
Truly delicious and complex. This one just has to be on any whisky drinkers bucket list...
23rd June 2016
So exited that you guys got another bottle of this in stock! The value for this 60 year old whisky is SIMPLY INCREDIBLE. A lot of rumors point to Glenfarclas in which case....the deal of the century. Cant wait for this bottle to arrive =)
7th April 2016
Simply incredible. The smell and taste of weed off of this whisky is like nothing I've ever experienced before - the palate is simply full of it. 'Tomato-stems' - as other reviews would have it. So, so complex, and frankly an absolute nick at £1k.
25th January 2016
The tasting notes nail it - incredibly complex and creamy.
21st January 2016
I don't know if master of malt will let me tell you all this a 60 year old from Glenfarclas and master of malt have nailed it big time. This way Master of malt won't get into trouble so as a good and loyal customer of master of malt's I can tell you this is a cracker of a gem and I personnly would value this around £2500.00 so snap it up why you can because this is a deal you are not likely to find anywhere else for such a class malt from a top notch distillery !
2nd November 2014
a grand for a cask strength 60 year old, from this distillery seeing as younger ones have gone for 20 times that, bargain. Clue: starts with glen, ends with las. If my pockets were deep enough this would be a must have.
6th April 2014
How much are you paid for telling such a noncense?
23rd March 2014
I’ve been fortunate enough to sample several whiskies in the 50 years plus bracket over the last couple of decades so when I saw samples of this were available I couldn’t not order one.I’m so glad I did, even at fifty quid a pop it’s worth it – you just can’t get whisky like this for the kind of money they are asking, it’s ridiculous. I’m pretty sure I know where it’s from as well because the flavour profile is so reminiscent of many of the older malts I’ve tried from that distillery, but this expression is elegance personified – it is certainly one of if not the finest whisky I have ever had.As I have a significant birthday approaching my wife has been left several hints about what I would like as a present!
19th March 2014
By the colour could be the big one!,
11th March 2014
A 60 year old at this price with no description of point of origin? sounds fishy to me
10th March 2014
Hi there,As with all our other Secret Bottlings, we don't reveal the number of bottles in each release (or indeed if they are single cask) as this would in many cases give clues as to the type of cask, and potentially point at a particular distillery.We never Chill-Filter, or add Caramel, so those two are safe.Can't tell you if it's cask strength or not, but I will say that our preference is never to bottle below 43%abv where possible...
Affordable?? AT £999.95 Are you having a laugh??..And not revealing the name of the distillery?? I'll bet is from a Crappymore or something like that!
7th March 2014
How many bottles are available? Also is this non-chill filtered, no colour added and cask strength?BTW cracking offering!