Mortlach 16 Year
$123.74
This 16 year old Mortlach was inspired by the distillery's long lost, but beloved, "Flora & Fauna" bottling from the 90's & 2000s. Part of the newly revamped Mortlach range released in 2018 after the disasterous prior range. Matured exclusively in ex-sherry and bottled at 43.4%.
Producer Description: "This single malt Scotch Whisky is inspired by the iconic and rewarding first bottling of the 16 year old released in 1992. It has been matured in only Sherry casks to impart rich, fruity and fragrant notes atop the beasty complexity synonymous with Mortlach."
G&M Private Collection Mortlach 1978
$3,099.99
Filled into a Refill American Oak Hogshead cask on February 8, 1978 (a mere 13 days after our owner Andrew entered this world), this Mortlach was bottled on the 3rd of December 2021, at 47.4%. 42 years of age, it is rocking 92pts on Whiskybase.
G&M Private Collection Mortlach 1969
$12,000.00
Available by Request!
This 50 year old Morltach is from a First Fill Sherry Butt, filled on October 7, 1969, and bottled on October 10, 2019, at 50.7%. 91pts Whiskybase
G&M Mortlach 15 Year Distillery Label
$154.99
This whisky was featured on Day 14 of our 2023 KWM Whisky Calendar. You can check out Evan's blog post on the whisky here.
Matured in First Fill and Refill Sherry before bottling at 46%, this 15 year old Mortlach is part of the G&M Distillery Label range.
Wormtub 10 Year Single Malt 56.9%
$76.99
This Speyside Single Malt Scotch was re-racked into first-fill ex-Sherry casks. It was bottled at 10 years old and 56.9% ABV.
What is this? I high strength, 10-year-old single malt that is also heavily sherry influenced AND at a reasonable price? Has the world gone mad?!? Not quite, but the crafty crew at That Boutique-y Whisky Company might have. TBWC cannot say which Speyside distillery this whisky was sourced from, but they do use worm tubs. Hmm... that narrows down the possibilities a bit. Craigellachie or Mortlach are likely the two most famous Speyside distilleries to utilize worm tubs, but they are not alone. Glen Elgin, Cragganmore, Balmenach, Benrinnes, and Speyburn do as well. There might be a few others too.
Mortlach Special Release 2024
$434.99
This is definitely a unique cask make-up. Wine casks can be a bit of a mine field, but we're definitely curisou about this one.
Producer Note
"Finished in casks that formerly held alluringly sweet Ramandolo white wine, and earthy Sangiovese red, this Single Malt Scotch Whisky holds a bewitching tint in the light. Layered crisp fruit, caramelized miso and a hint of cured prosciutto notes emerge for an audaciously umami and fruity flavour."
57.5% abv
G&M CC Mortlach 2000
$389.99
Bottled from a single First Fill Sherry Butt, this 2000 vintage Mortlach was bottled after 23 years at 60.3%.
Equinox & Solstice Mortlach 16 Year
$229.99
This 2007 vintage Mortlach was bottled after 16 years in a Refill ex-Bourbon Hogshead at 48.5%.
Producer Description
"This year’s Summer Edition of Equinox & Solstice is a single refill hogshead of 2007 Mortlach, bottled at 16 years of age and reduced to this series’ trademark easy drinking strength of 48.5%.
"We’re always on the look out for casks that go against common expectations of certain distilleries. In the case of Mortlach, we often associate this distillery and its notoriously meaty and full-bodied distillate with sherry casks. So, we were very pleased to find this refill hogshead matured example that shows this wonderfully fat and oily distillate in all its natural glory. Rich, naturally sweet, waxy, fruity and well-balanced, this is perfect for easy summer sipping or, as is often the case with this series, makes a terrific highball too."
Decadent Drams Mortlach 19 Year
$409.99
52% - 2005 - First Fill Barrel
89.14 Points Whiskybase
Producer Description
"A single 1st fill barrel of 2005 19 year old Mortlach bottled at natural cask strength. This latest Decadent Drams release comes with a witch-themed label that is 100% better that the vast majority of official Mortlachs these days. It's also unusual to see this distillery at this age in a 1st fill barrel. Very big, fat, fruity and richly oily whisky."