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Signatory Vintage Mortlach 12Yr Cask Strength WPC #2 75

Original price was: $71.99.Current price is: $42.39.

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Description

Tasting Notes and Characteristics:

Bold, warming, and built for slow sipping, Signatory Vintage Mortlach 12Yr Cask Strength WPC 2 75 delivers the intensity whisky lovers expect from a cask strength Scotch. Bottled at 57.1% ABV, this 12-year-old single malt comes from Mortlach in Scotland and is presented by independent bottler Signatory Vintage with minimal dilution to preserve depth, texture, and cask-driven character.

Expect a rich profile with malt, dried fruit, spice, oak, and meaty Mortlach weight, balanced by a firm alcoholic lift and lingering warmth. Dark chocolate brings out its cocoa, roasted, and fruitier notes, while blue cheese creates a bold contrast, letting the whisky’s sweetness, spice, and savory depth stand up beautifully.

Producer Information: Signatory Vintage

Signatory Vintage is an independent Scotch whisky bottler based in Pitlochry, Perthshire, Scotland, with close ties to Edradour Distillery, which it has owned since 2002. The company was founded in 1988 by Andrew Symington, who began by selecting individual casks from Scottish distilleries and bottling them with detailed provenance. Its approach focuses on transparency, maturation character, and limited releases, often highlighting distillery source, vintage year, cask type, bottling date, and natural presentation.

Beyond single malt Scotch, Signatory Vintage’s portfolio spans several whisky formats and collections, including single grain Scotch, blended malt, and bottlings from both active and closed distilleries. Its ranges include accessible small-batch expressions as well as higher-strength and older-age releases for collectors and enthusiasts. Through Edradour, the wider business is also associated with richly sherried Highland malt and peated Ballechin whisky, giving the producer a broader footprint across traditional Scotch styles, cask maturation profiles, and regional whisky character.