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Game of Thrones - Six Kingdoms Mortlach 15 Year Single Malt Whisky

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A Speyside single malt with genuine Westerosi pedigree: this Mortlach 15 Year closed out Diageo's Game of Thrones whisky collection, its "Six Kingdoms" name nodding to Bran Stark's turn as the Three-Eyed Raven at the series' end. Mortlach's distillery is known for a partial triple-distillation process, and it shows here — vanilla and spice open onto citrus and dried fruit, then caramelized apple, pear and brown sugar, finishing on pie crust and a peppery snap. Pour it neat by the fire, or alongside a spiced fruit dessert.
Brand
Game of Thrones
Size
750ml
ABV
46.00
Kosher
Unknown

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Still Type

  • Copper Pot Stills

Barrel Type

  • First-fill sherry

Finishing Barrel

  • Ex Bourbon

Years Aged

15

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The Game of Thrones Six Kingdoms release draws on Mortlach — one of Diageo's most distinctive Speyside distilleries — for a 15-year-old expression bottled at 92 proof. Reviewers note that the underlying spirit more than justifies the branded packaging: rich, meaty Mortlach character, dried fruit, leather, and a Speyside earthiness that is genuinely distinctive and compelling. For whisky enthusiasts, this release is considered more noteworthy for the Mortlach provenance than the franchise branding.

*This is an AI-generated summary based on publicly available reviews and discussions.