Mortlach Travellers’ Exclusive Collection draws its inspiration from Mortlach’s 2.81 distillation. A process that boldly pushes beyond where others stop. Journeying outside the boundaries of the flavour map, our Master Distiller becomes a true traveller of whisky for this collection. With each new cask revealing a depth of discovery more rewarding than the last. This 14 year old, is tthe boldest, raw and vibrant Mortlach character yet with a vibrant, savoury, intense and untamed distillery character
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Vibrant, Savoury, Intense - Vibrant with bright, sweet hints of apple and red berry, while notes of cinnamon spice dramatise its intense, umami character
A vibrant mix of crisp green apple and red berries lifts from the glass, layered with fruitcake richness and warming spices of cinnamon and ginger. Savoury undertones of worn leather deepen the profile, wrapped in a glow of golden caramel.
Mouth coating and initially sweet on the palate before the deep savoury notes emerge. Juicy orchard and dried fruits come together whilst a dark, savoury warmth unfolds: charred meat with redcurrant jelly.
The sweet and spice notices continue in the long, warming finish.
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Mortlach was the first licenced distillery in Dufftown, the Malt whisky capital of the world. Just like Rome was built on seven hills, Mortlach sits on seven stills and serves as the foundation for its bold and complex taste.
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