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    Mortlach 18 Year Old 50cl Whisky

    Scotland • 50cl • 43.4%
    Number of reviews:(14)
    Product details
    age18 Year Old Whisky
    bottler

    Mortlach

    country

    Scotland

    distillery/brandMortlach Whisky
    regionSpeyside Whisky
    style

    Single Malt

    Mortlach 18 Year Old

    Official bottlings of Mortlach have been few and far between in years past, but in 2014, that has changed. This is the 18 year old single malt Scotch whisky from Mortlach, released in 2014 as part of a new range from the distillery, alongside the Rare Old, the 25 Year Old and the travel retail exclusive Special Strength.

    Matured in a combination of Sherry and refill American oak casks, the Mortlach 18 Year Old is presented in a very striking bottle, with fancy metal framework at its base.

    Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

    Nose

    Nutty at first, followed by vibrant spices - think ginger and cinnamon - paired with fresh green apples and lemon zest. Lyle's Golden Syrup and toffee pennies too.

    Palate

    The decadent syrup and caramel notes develop on the palate, with oak, earthy tobacco and almonds adding depth. Tropical fruit notes give it a lively backbone.

    Finish

    Citrus, mocha and more tobacco notes last.

    Winner of 2 spirit awards

    Gold
    Gold
    Speyside Single Malts 13-18yo - 2015
    The Scotch Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business)
    1st Place
    1st Place
    Best Single Malt Scotch 18 Years - 2015
    International Whisky Competition

    Allergy Information

    This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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    Customer rating
    £169.67
    3.0
    14 reviews
    5 Stars2
    4 Stars4
    3 Stars3
    2 Stars5
    1 Star0

    Very good...but it left me cold.

    Nose: Medicinal wood. Single aspect. Palate: Chewy mouthfeel holds a line before slipping through three elemental waves, the midsection being the glorious rise. Metallic, sweet and crippled sherry. After: There is a metallic sherry finish stuffed with wood spice.

    David Daly Dec 1, 2020

    Christmas cake

    Yum, Mortlach develops well by this age - Christmas cake with spices, nuts and dried fruits.

    Master of Malt Customer Dec 29, 2018

    Good

    Real smooth

    Master of Malt Customer Sep 29, 2018

    Good but way to pricey for 50cl/ 18YoA

    It is a good whisky. The palate is spot on from MOM but way too expensive. I can get much older whiskey and more 20cl.

    Master of Malt Customer Jan 15, 2017

    A good whisky, but too pricey

    The tasting notes by The Chaps at Master of Malt are spot on. It's a good whisky, not very good, but too pricey. If I should put price into my rating, Mortlach 18 Year Old would only get seven out of ten. This one is much more expensive than Old Pulteney 21 Year Old, an older and clearly better and more complex whisky. I don't like products communicated as something more than what they really are only to justify the price. Won't by it again.

    Gjermund Holsæter Oct 15, 2016

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