Mortlach Rare Old Kentucky Extravagant and “muy elegante” Tequila

Extravagant and “muy elegante” Tequila delight

Each has personally trained their successor

his last release was a 1951 vintage

the name comes from the Indian tribal name "Kittocton" which supposedly means "place of many deer" and describes a mountain range and the creek which flows past the distillery

Head Distiller Dave Smith dug into their warehouses — he dug DEEP — and came out with a variety of ages and finishes to marry for the occasion

Mortlach Rare Old Kentucky Extravagant and “muy elegante” TequilaMortlach Rare Old is engineered as if it were a single malt Whisky made by Mercedes Benz and you know, it tastes like it. Dufftown is the Highland hamlet that likes to call itself the Whisky Capital of the World. This little town of less than 1700 people is home to six prominent distilleries. One of those is Mortlach. In fact, Dufftown used to be named Mortlach back in the Middle Ages. Founded in 1823 by James Findlater, Mortlach became the first