Mortlach 1936 | 43 Year Old Gordon & MacPhail Connoisseurs Choice
Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Bottled by: Gordon & MacPhail 75cl / 70 Proof
An old bottle of Mortlach 1936 43-year-old bottled by Gordon & MacPhail for their Connoisseurs Choice series at the end of the 1970s.
Gordon & MacPhail bottled several versions of 1936 Mortlach from the early 1970s until 1986 and they are without exception utterly superb. This 43-year-old is one of the relatively early bottlings and also one of the best: a remarkable example of aged, pre-war Mortlach, a moving and poetic ode to an extinct style of whisky and the men and women that made it. If you've never tasted the brilliance that is pre-war, long-aged Scottish whisky then this is a fine place to start, it's symphonic stuff.
Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Bottled by: Gordon & MacPhail 75cl / 70 Proof
An old bottle of Mortlach 1936 43-year-old bottled by Gordon & MacPhail for their Connoisseurs Choice series at the end of the 1970s.
Gordon & MacPhail bottled several versions of 1936 Mortlach from the early 1970s until 1986 and they are without exception utterly superb. This 43-year-old is one of the relatively early bottlings and also one of the best: a remarkable example of aged, pre-war Mortlach, a moving and poetic ode to an extinct style of whisky and the men and women that made it. If you've never tasted the brilliance that is pre-war, long-aged Scottish whisky then this is a fine place to start, it's symphonic stuff.
Original: $8,123.63
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Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Bottled by: Gordon & MacPhail 75cl / 70 Proof
An old bottle of Mortlach 1936 43-year-old bottled by Gordon & MacPhail for their Connoisseurs Choice series at the end of the 1970s.
Gordon & MacPhail bottled several versions of 1936 Mortlach from the early 1970s until 1986 and they are without exception utterly superb. This 43-year-old is one of the relatively early bottlings and also one of the best: a remarkable example of aged, pre-war Mortlach, a moving and poetic ode to an extinct style of whisky and the men and women that made it. If you've never tasted the brilliance that is pre-war, long-aged Scottish whisky then this is a fine place to start, it's symphonic stuff.
