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Mortlach - The Wee Witchie - 12 yrs
Vintage
12 yrs
Size
70 cl
Price
€67.20 ex. VAT
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Tasting notes
This 12-year-old Mortlach was aged in ex-bourbon casks and ex-sherry casks. The result is a very balanced aromatic profile with the typical racy notes of Mortlach enhanced by more subtle notes of fresh fruit and vanilla.
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About this whisky
Mortlach - The Wee Witchie - 12 Yrs is a single malt Scotch whisky that is sure to delight the senses of any whisky lover. This whisky is produced by Mortlach, a distillery that has been in operation since 1823 and is located in the heart of Speyside, Scotland. Mortlach is known for its unique distillation process, which involves using a complex system of stills to create a rich and robust flavour profile.
The Wee Witchie is a 12-year-old whisky that has been aged in a combination of American and European oak casks. This ageing process has resulted in a whisky that is rich and complex, with notes of vanilla, honey, and oak. The nose is full of sweet aromas, with hints of caramel and toffee, while the palate is smooth and creamy, with a long, lingering finish.
One of the things that sets Mortlach apart from other distilleries is its history. The distillery was founded by James Findlater, who was a prominent figure in the whisky industry in the early 19th century. Findlater was known for his innovative approach to whisky production, and he was one of the first distillers to use a complex system of stills to create a unique flavour profile.
Today, Mortlach is owned by Diageo, one of the largest spirits companies in the world. Despite its size, Diageo has maintained Mortlach's commitment to quality and tradition, and the Wee Witchie is a testament to this.
So where should you enjoy a glass of Mortlach - The Wee Witchie - 12 Yrs? This whisky is perfect for sipping on a cold winter's night, or for enjoying with friends after a long day at work. It pairs well with rich, hearty foods like steak or roasted vegetables, and it's also great on its own, served neat or with a splash of water.
In conclusion, Mortlach - The Wee Witchie - 12 Yrs is a whisky that is sure to impress even the most discerning whisky connoisseur. With its rich flavour profile, unique history, and versatile pairing options, it's a whisky that is perfect for any occasion. So why not treat yourself to a bottle today and experience the magic of Mortlach for yourself?
The Witchcraft Hour
The Witchcraft Hour is a stirred cocktail made with Mortlach - The Wee Witchie - 12 yrs, served in a crystal coupe glass.
- Method
- Stirred
- Glass
- Crystal coupe glass
- Ice
- Large cube
- Garnish
- Twisted lemon peel positioned across the rim, dark chocolate square placed on the rim
Ingredients
- 45 ml Mortlach - The Wee Witchie - 12 yrs
- 15 ml Amaro Nonino
- 10 ml fresh lemon juice
- 7.5 ml honey syrup (1:1 ratio)
- 2 dashes Angostura bitters
- 1 dash chocolate bitters
Method
- Fill a mixing glass with ice
- Add Mortlach, Amaro Nonino, fresh lemon juice, and honey syrup
- Add both dashes of bitters
- Stir continuously for 12-15 seconds until well-chilled
- Strain into the prepared glass using a fine mesh strainer
- Express the oils from a lemon peel over the drink surface
- Place the expressed peel as garnish
Serve
Serve in a crystal coupe glass. Garnish with a single twisted lemon peel positioned across the rim. Float one large ice sphere in the glass if serving on rocks alternative. Add a single dark chocolate square placed on the rim as a complementary tasting element.
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Mortlach
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Region
Highland
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