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Mortlach 1942 50 Year Old Gordon & Macphail

ABV: 40% - Size: 70cl

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A whisky from the year 1942 distilled at the Speyside distillery Mortlach and released by Gordon & Macphail. This whisky was bottled after 50 years maturation. The volume (or ABV) of this whisky is 40 percent, which is common for blended Scotch although many single malts whiskies are bottled at higher strengths these days. The bottle size is 70cl.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Mortlach Distillery
Bottler:: Gordon & Macphail
Age:: 50 Year Old
Region:: Speyside
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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