Mortlach 22 Year Old Cadenheads 1962

Mortlach 22 Year Old Cadenheads 1962

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Mortlach 22 Year Old Cadenheads 1962
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70 cl

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£2,300.00
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Mortlach 22 Year Old Cadenhead`s 1962 is a single malt Scotch whisky from the Speyside region, distilled in 1962 and bottled in 1985. Renowned for its exceptional 2.81-times distillation method, Mortlach offers a distinctive character that is robust and complex. This whisky exhibits layers of dark fruits, subtle earthy notes and a pronounced spiciness, indicative of its extended maturation period. Cadenhead`s, established in 1842, is recognised as one of Scotland`s oldest independent bottlers, specialising in releasing exceptional vintage expressions.

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Located in Dufftown, at the heart of Speyside, Mortlach was the first legal distillery built in the area when it was founded in 1823. Mortlach has long been known for innovation and quality, distillery manager Alexander Cowie pioneered an unusual 2.81 times distillation over the standard double distillation technique which many say accounts for the bold, concentrated and spicy style that made Mortlach famous.

Distillery bottlings used to be rare, with the vast majority of the production going into Diageo's Johnnie Walker blends, but a recent rebrand and a relaunch has made a number of different age statements available to lovers of this wonderful Speysider. The Mortlach team have a preference for active Sherry casks when it comes to maturation, to match the full flavour of the spirit. A modern classic, the style would appeal to fans of Glen Grant, Macallan and Glenfarclas.

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