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Mortlach 1938, Gordon & MacPhail
So a few weeks ago I reviewed a very old and delicious Glen Grant (1949) from Gordon & MacPhail, but now I'm back with something that even had bee…
Mortlach
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Tasting notes: 5x Scyfion
Last week I introduced you to Scyfion, an independent Ukrainian bottler who finishes all its bottlings in regional wine casks. Not only from the Ukrai…
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Tasting notes: Mortlach 20-year-old
After a somewhat disappointing first core range release a few years ago, Mortlach is back with a completely new range. Relaunched in mid-2018 and this…
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Tasting notes: Mortlach 1987 – Gordon & MacPhail
After I have been absent for a month, I am finally back! It has been extremely busy and crazy for me over the past few months, so I simply did not have…
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Tasting notes: Mortlach 15 year old (2017) – GM
Mortlach distillery was officially founded in 1823 and is therefore the first licensed distillery in Dufftown. In the first 100 years of their existenc…
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Tasting notes: Mortlach 1987 – Cadenhead
A few weeks ago I participated in the Cadenhead warehouse tasting in Campbeltown. And I can tell you it was one of the best tastings I have ever had! A…
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Mortlach Rare Old
Today on the menu: The Mortlach Rare Old. This is the entry-level bottling of the core range of Mortlach single malts. For years Mortlach wasn't a v…