Mortlach 22 Year Old 1989 - Rare Auld (Duncan Taylor)
- Distillery
- Mortlach
- Region
- Speyside
- Country
- Scotland
- Type
- Single Malt
- ABV
- 54.4%
- Age
- 22 years
- Price
- £83.95
- Tasting notes
- Malt Extract, Honey, Vanilla, Toasted, Old Wood
- Description
- 22 years old Mortlach, if you fancy high-proof, 54.4% might be your catch. Aged in Speyside, it gets a touch risky at £83.95 without ratings. 'Toasted' notes and 'Old Wood' tend to emerge, but who's to say?
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Mortlach 22 Year Old 1989 - Rare Auld (Duncan Taylor) is a 22-year-old single malt from Mortlach (Speyside, Scotland), bottled at 54.4% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and gentle spice character — malt extract, honey, vanilla, toasted. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. A premium pour worth the price.
22 years old Mortlach, if you fancy high-proof, 54.4% might be your catch. Aged in Speyside, it gets a touch risky at £83.95 without ratings. 'Toasted' notes and 'Old Wood' tend to emerge, but who's to say?
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