Mortlach 1976 Gordon & Macphail

Mortlach 1954 Gordon & MacPhail 58 Year Old

Most hardcore whisky lovers have a special bottle or two, that will be opened during those life defining moments. If your spouse is really cool with you, you might even own four or five of these types of bottles. Quite often they're either old, rare, valuable or all three. At times most of us whisky lovers purchase these bottles looking for the...

Score 96/100

Mortlach 15 Gordon & MacPhail

I opened this in Spring and, will have to admit, fell in love straight away. Only my second ever Mortlach (after my darling F&F 16) but I'm a sucker for big, bold, old-skool and, yes, somewhat meaty profiles, and this ticks all the right boxes. Review is neat with just under half a bottle left. Nose - a very appealing initial hit of savoury...

Score 90/100

Mortlach 16 Year Old

Nose: Heavy on the sherry in a very nice way, following on with a terry's chocolate orange. Taste: Sweet & syrupy with various dried fruits jumping around in your mouth, its hard to capture them all as they swirl into each other in perfect harmony. Finish: Long lovely sweetness with a smoky note running up the rear almost like a good cigar....

Score 92/100

Mortlach 10yo Private bottling O.De Bolle

No distillery stirred up a fuzz as Mortlach did in the last few weeks. Since Diageo announced the rebranding of The Beast of Dufftown, the blogosphere was sceptic and overjoyed at the same time. It nourished lively debates among bloggers and industry professionals. On the table is a 1984 Mortlach. A year that was famous for the launch of the...

Score 82/100