Scotch/Mortlach 16 Year Distiller's Dram 750 ml

Mortlach 16 Year Distiller's Dram 750 ml

Scotland · 86.8 Proof
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About this bottle

Mortlach is nicknamed "The Beast of Dufftown" within the whisky world for its unusually heavy, meaty character, a result of a distinctive partial triple distillation process the distillery has used since the 19th century — a method almost nobody else in Speyside replicates. The 16 Year Distiller's Dram, matured in a mix of ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks, channels that reputation into something rich and robust: dried fruit and sherry sweetness over a savory, almost meaty backbone rather than the lighter, more floral style typical of most Speyside malts. It's a distinctive whisky for drinkers who've already worked through the gentler end of the Speyside spectrum and want more weight.

How to drink Mortlach 16 Year

Drink it neat with a small splash of water to open up the sherry and dried fruit against that meaty backbone. It rewards slow sipping more than mixing, given how much character is packed into the glass.

Tasting notes
Nosedried fruit, meaty richness
Palatesherry, toffee, spice
Finishlong, robust
Specs

Single Malt86.8 proof · ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks · Scotland

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How should I drink Mortlach 16 Year?

Neat or with a few drops of water in a tulip glass — sixteen years and Mortlach's famously heavy, meaty distillate style are worth tasting without ice muting them.

What casks is Mortlach 16 Year aged in?

It's matured in a mix of ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks, which builds layers of dried fruit and spice on top of Mortlach's naturally rich, weighty spirit.

Why is Mortlach called 'The Beast of Dufftown'?

Mortlach earned the nickname for its unusually heavy, meaty style of spirit, produced using a complex distillation process with six stills of different sizes and a partial triple distillation on some of the spirit.

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