Mortlach 25 Year Old Whisky 50cl

Scotch Whisky • 50cl • 43.4%
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Mortlach 25 Year Old
£582.95
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Country Scotch Whisky
Region Speyside Whisky
Distillery/Brand Mortlach
Age 25 year old Whisky
Style Single Malt Whisky

Mortlach 25 Year Old

The oldest expression from the 2014 release of Mortlach single malt Scotch whiskies is their 25 Year Old. Mortlach use whisky matured mostly in refill American oak casks, aged for a quarter of a century before bottling the whisky into these remarkably designed bottles. Along with the Rare Old, the 18 Year Old and the travel retail exclusive Special Strength, there's now a handsome selection of Mortlach single malts to enjoy - quite a contrast to years previous, when official bottlings were few and far between.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Vanilla pods, pineapple, lemon zest and a warming hint of tobacco. Touches of crushed almond. Wafts of light oak develop and grow gloriously rich.

Palate Dark chocolate, oak spice and dried fruits. Baking spices grow on the mid palate, building a rich core alongside the fragrant oak. Subtly herbal further on.

Finish Sweet, drying notes, highlighted by cocoa and oak spice.

Winner of 3 spirit awards

1st Place
1st Place
Best Single Malt Scotch 25 Years Old - 2015
International Whisky Competition
Gold
Gold
Speyside Single Malts 19-30yo - 2015
The Scotch Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business)
2nd Place
2nd Place
Best Single Malt Scotch (Speyside) - 2015
International Whisky Competition

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Reviews for Mortlach 25 Year Old
Wonderful
Wonderfrul dram. Great colour, smell, and taste. This price for such a bottle is a steal.
Martin , United Kingdom
5 years ago
Great
Without a doubt one of my palate's greatest experiences.....wonderful bouquet a share but a thrill to drink
Shawn N B , United States
6 years ago
Elegant Mortlach but no punch
Was so excited to try this. My shop had recommended a bottle of the Gordon & McPhail Mortlach 25 and I almost inhaled that bottle -- a fascinating, complex, and long meaty finish Mortlach. I had also enjoyed the 22 year old That Boutique-y Whisky Company's Mortlach, as well. I was really hoping the OB 25 would be all of both of those and more. So I decided to try a 3cl sample. Relatively speaking, I was disappointed. It was smooth, lovely but almost quiet and refined. An armchair in a club; elegant but faded. And a short finish (not much more to say about it than to say it was smooth and short; oak spice as the notes above state are right.) But not, for me, a "beast". The G&M was a beast, not this. Glad I tried it and I have to give it a 5 simply because is elegantly smooth and has that lovely Mortlach mix of fullness, chocolate and herbs. But for my money, I'd go for other Mortlachs -- heck, you can get two bottles of either of those for one of these.
Seth L , United States
7 years ago
Excellent
Unbelievable....cant say any more
Shawn N B , United States
7 years ago
Mortlach 25yrs.
Mortlach 25 is more for connoisseurs who have that acquired taste for the finest and the richest.A fine mate that goes well with the finest cigars. AnExcellent dram for those meaty whisky enthusiast. Truly herbal to the nose oily,fruity, oaky, smokey on the palate.An excellent finish of forest organics, overwhelming,exquisite good to the last drop.A five star treat for those in search of finest luxury. An Awesome expression....The Beast of Dufftown.
Tony Austin , United Kingdom
7 years ago
Mortlach 25 yr
Definitely something different! Very vanilla/citrus on the nose, spicy on the palate with bite. No sherry oak effect, like many other whiskeys. No sulfer oakiness, like Macallan 18. A unique Scotch that's not for everyone. It takes a little getting used to, because of the strong fruit senses. Even has a slight salty aftertaste that seems to linger forever. Very sophisticated and bold, and it justifies a 9 rating, but beware, it's not for everyone.
Anthony Shydohub M , United States
8 years ago