Mortlach Gordon & MacPhail (Bottled 2015) 1981

Mortlach Gordon & MacPhail (Bottled 2015) 1981

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Mortlach Gordon & MacPhail (Bottled 2015) 1981
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HED81909

70 cl

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£792.00
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This single malt was distilled at Mortlach in 1981 and aged for 34 years in oak casks before being bottled by Gordon & MacPhail in 2015. During the extended period of maturation, the whisky has developed notes of dried fruit, chocolate, coffee and spice. A wonderful release that is likely to appeal to collectors and connoisseurs of aged single malts, as well as those who appreciate Speyside whiskies with a robust character.
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