Mortlach
8.2

Mortlach

18 Years Old

ABV 43.4%

Decent integration, just lacked a little something.

Rob Allanson

Specification

Mortlach

Brand

18 Years Old

Expression

Single Malt

Type

No age statement

Age (Years)

43.4%

ABV

Speyside

Region/Country

Standard (Distillery or blended)

Bottling Type

Tasting Notes

Rob Allanson

Taster

Nose: Orange sherbet sweets, those old school refresher chews.A floral edge comes through, roses and honeysuckle. Malty, digestive biscuits. The oak comes through with a dunnage warehouse vibe, damp oak and earth.

Palate: Orange barley water mixed with kiwi fruit and a little lime cordial. Caramac bars, condensed milk and bananas. That malty edge is here too with digestive biscuits and fruit malt loaf.

Finish: Sweet and caramel laced.

Comment: Decent integration, just lacked a little something.

Score: 8.5

Sam Coyne

Taster

Nose: Floral, but also rather earthy. Could easily be sniffing around in some open fields. A faint maltiness harbours around in the background.

Palate: A little sweeter, with honey, than the nose, but the maltiness becomes more prominent and starts to underpin. Fruit salads.

Finish: The sweetness has become earthier than the palate, but it is all gathered up in the malt note.

Comment: An enjoyable dram that is unlikely to offend anyone. Smooth around the edges.

Score: 7.8

8.2
Overall Score

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