This Glemorangie was distilled in 1978 & matured for 12 years in American oak casks before being finished in French wine barrels from Tain L' Hermitage in the Rhone Valley. Definitely a collectors piece! Nose: Very fruity & sweet. Palate: Very clean toffee & vanilla, developing to nuttiness & remarkable dry fruitiness. Great length. Finish: Astonishingly lean & full of fruity, wine & spicy flavours. Very lively. Long aftertaste. ...

Glenmorangie Tarlogan displays all the sweet purity of the Tarlogie Spring while maintaining a classic Glenmorangie backbone. Aged in virgin oak as well as ex-bourbon casks. One of the world's best selling old single malts, Glenmorangie's spirit flows from Scotland's tallest stills, over 16 feet tall for those that are counting. Over the years Bill Lumsden has been at the forefront of research into the influence of the cask on whisky & as such Glenmorangie is the leading exponent of whisky 'finishes', be that sherry, wine or virgin oak. The distillery selects its wood from the Mark Twain forest in the Ozark mountains & ensures that the wood is air dried rather than kilned. Nose: Creamy & luxurious vanilla. A hint of virgin oak intensity & desiccated coconut. Palate: Chocolatey as it opens, before diving into clotted cream & honey. Finish: Cherry ice cream topped with almonds. A subtle touch of fresh kumquat. ...

This delight is a piece from Glenmorangie's range specifically created for the Travel Retail market. This particular single malt, name after St. Duthac whose resting place sits at the centre of the Royal Burgh of Tain, has been part finished in Pedro Ximénez Sherry & virgin oak casks before being bottled at 43% ABV. Nose: Grass & hay, banana & yellow apples Palate: Sherry, raisins, plum & some milk chocolate Finish: Medium length & very warm & a little spicy ...

Glenmorangie Tayne captures a flavour which is something of a Spanish treasure itself, having been aged in carefully selected Amontillado Sherry casks, a rarely seen finish in the world of whisky. Nose: Fresh oak & pungent sherry. Sweet orchard apples & notes of vanilla. Palate: Strong & spicy, ginger with dominant oak. Notes of nuts & a subtle sweetness. Finish: Short finish, deep oak & sharp spice. ...

This handcrafted Glenmorangie malt whisky is matured for 10 years & comes straight from casks of mountain oak at its traditional strength without any chill filtering. At the strength of 57.2% the bouquet is robust but distinctly Glenmorangie. The addition of a little water releases a fascinating range of subtle aromas: cloves, vanilla, honey & citrus fruits all entwined with a hint of peat smoke. Nose: Very light & estery: citrus fruits, vanilla, wet grass/gorse, floral, subtle oak tones. Palate: Charming, sweet, summery. Lemon, orange, coconut, vanilla, dried apple & beautifully-balanced light oak. Gentle, with stunning balance. Finish: Soft, oak, spices. ...

Glenrothes 11 Year Old Discovery (Gordon & Mac Phail)
- 70cl 43% ...

The 12 year old release from Glenrothes' Soleo collection. Aged solely in sherry casks, the result is soft, sweet & slightly spicy. ...

Thanks to its 18 years in Sherry casks, this Speyside is rather special. Matured solely in sherry oak seasoned casks, a high proportion first fill, the Glenrothes 18 is bottled at its natural colour & should be savoured with all the senses. Nose: A citrus tang, freshly squeezed oranges. Followed by sweetness, vanilla & marzipan. Palate: SHERRY! Sweet fruits, pears & rose water. Balanced with a warming spice, cloves. Finish: Sweet, spicy & slightly peppery. ...

This is one of a series of highly successful vintage bottling's from The Glenrothes, this time from the 1987 vintage, bottled, after 18 years maturation in 2005. This whisky has complex character with strong citrus notes, orange zest & vanilla. Nose: Fruity & sweet, confectioners sugar & rock candy. Palate: Smooth caramel & toffee with hints of sweet fruit & peach. Oak notes & light nuttiness. Finish: Medium finish with oak & marmalade & hints of pepper & vanilla. ...

This bottle from Glenrothes was distilled in 1989 & bottled in 2000. It is a rich & delightful single malt whisky & has an ABV of 43%. Nose: Floral, slightly rubbery but not in an unpleasant way, mint & apple Palate: More presence from the apple & the mint, toffee & treacle are definitely there too Finish: Long finish, cloves & cinnamon are prominent, pine, nutmeg. Beautiful for a Glenrothes in our opinion. ...