Mortlach 25 Year Old
Product Description

The pinnacle of the revamped Mortlach range is this 25 year old. Aged in refill American oak casks, this is a rich and flavoursome dram that shows off the distillery's fantastic spirit.

Mortlach 25 Year Old

  • Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  • Distillery Bottling

50cl / 43.4%

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Tasting Notes

Tasting Notes

  • Tasting Notes by Billy A

    • Nose

      Toffee and herbal notes leap out of the glass, with floral scented candles, gooseberries, salted caramel, candied and fresh orange, spiced sponge cake and spiced butter following. As it sits in the glass, more delicate flavours appear, with white grape, honeydew melon and lychee, as well as a touch of cinnamon spice.

    • Palate

      Light and delicate, with milky coffee, cherry, speculaas biscuits and some gentle charcoal smoke. It's also quite fruity and spicy, with sharp pineapple and apple chews joined by cinnamon syrup and oak. It slowly develops over five to ten minutes to reveal more sponge cake notes, as well as fresh cut oak and green leaves.

    • Finish

      Earth, gentle wood spice and very old, polished oak.

Customer Reviews

5 (6 Reviews)

  • 5

    Anonymous

    Fantastic taste. A good gift to whisky lovers.

  • 4

    Anonymous

    One Of The Best But Not The Best Speyside Single Malt Scotch , Balvenie "Thirty" 30YO Is Better & Rarer Despite Costing Less With About 100GBP Comparing 70CL Prices Between Them.

  • 5

    Andrew

    Mind boggling, sweet, spicy, smooth. Perfect.

  • 5

    Supermario

    Fantastic, am a big fan of the Dalmore King Alexander and was pointed towards the Mortlach 25 from a specialty retailer in Edinburgh. Thanks for that recommendation - I love it!

  • 5

    Jason from WhiskyWise

    Tasting Notes: Nose: Rich dried fruits with Plums and figs playing the lead roll on the nose, which makes way for sultanas skins and brown sugar. Palate: To begin the abv feels much higher then stated, but raisins and plums and dark dried fruits make themselves known as they develop even more. Fills and coats the mouth and works it's way into all the tastebuds. Finish: very, very long finish, lingers around for a while and notes of orange marmalade then evolve into a sweeter orange candied peel. One should saviour every single drop of this remarkable masterpiece, end comments. (DAMN)