

Mortlach 30 Year Distiller’s Dram Scotch Whisky
Discover Mortlach 30 Year Distiller’s Dram Scotch Whisky
Embark on a sensory journey with Mortlach 30 Year Distiller’s Dram Scotch Whisky, an exquisite expression of time and craftsmanship. This single malt scotch, aged for three decades, is not just a drink; it's an experience that captures the essence of the mysterious midnight hours.
Unmatched Craftsmanship
Distilled using Mortlach’s unique 2.81 times process, this whisky is the result of meticulous attention to detail. With only 350 bottles released each year, it stands as a rare gem for collectors and connoisseurs alike.
A Symphony of Flavors
The three-cask finish from Bordeaux wine, Calvados, and Guatemalan rum adds an unexpected richness that tantalizes the palate:
- Dark Appearance: A deep, midnight hue that sets the stage for its complex profile.
- Mellow Nose: A savory aroma with faint herbal notes, underpinned by vinous undertones.
- Rich Flavor Profile: Taste the luscious blend of fruity apple and rich wine, evolving into a long, spicy finish with hints of black pepper.
Indulge in the Magic of Mortlach
Each sip unveils layers of richness and intensity, crafted to be savored in the enchanting shadows of the night. Experience the allure and depth of Mortlach 30 Year Distiller’s Dram Scotch Whisky in a 700 mL bottle with a potent 98.2 proof. Unlock the secrets of the night and elevate your whisky collection with this extraordinary offering.

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