Colour
- Deep gold, with intense late-afternoon sunshine shades. Nose
- Without water: Creamy, rich. Resinous fragrances swirl

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With spectacular views across Glenlivet, Gallow Hill slopes gently above the Distillery. This rugged & remote landscape has hardly changed since George Smith, The Glenlivets founder, first started distilling his whisky all those years ago. Nose: Bursting with fruits from sweet clementine oranges & pears complemented perfectly with toasted almonds & moist, spicy gingerbread. Taste: Wonderfully sweet orange flavours balanced with rich milk chocolate & a hint of treacle toffee. Finish: Long & refreshing. Bottling date: 25.02.2014
- Age 16 Years. Cask: 142608.
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Nadurra is the Gaelic word for natural. Revisiting 19th century practises, & unlike most modern whiskies, this single malt is not chill filtered, giving the mouth feel more body & a richer texture. A bold innovation in single malt. After 16 years in first-fill American Oak casks, Nadurra is bottled at natural cask strength to deliver a rich & rewarding taste Crisp & fresh, fruity & herbal. Superbly balanced.

Colour: Pale gold, with light lemony shades. Nose: Intense, tickling. Fresh & clean. Resolutely fruity. Lemon pulp. Green apple. Freshness enhanced by an aniseed fringe. Creamy note of praline. In the back, herbal & spicy notes. Palate: Crisp, appetizing. Mouth-coating, with an oily feel followed by a fizzy sensation. Challenging for the taste buds but never burning. Poached peaches in a vanilla syrup. White chocolate. Aniseed lollipop. Candied ginger. Finish: Dry, clean, crisp. Very long. Aniseed. Refreshing. Bitter oranges. Gingery.

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Colour: Light Gold. Nose: An enticing mix of soft vanilla fudge notes & sweet ripe pears engulf the senses. Palate:
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Matured exclusively in first fill Oloroso sherry oak casks from the Jerez region of Spain. First fill Oloroso sherry casks have long been famed for imparting wonderfully rich, luxurious flavours of dried fruits & warm spices to single malt whisky. Nose: A medley of dried fruit aromas, raisins & apricots, with gentle notes of cinnamon & liquorice. Palate: Smooth & creamy with the fruitiness of spicy orange marmalade & hints of rich, dark chocolate. Finish: Long & sweet, leading to a slightly dry, spicy finish. ...

The Glenlivet XXV is the perfect tribute to the skill & judgement of the craftsmen involved in making this special whisky. The original new spirit character, fruity & floral, has been faithfully retained during years of careful maturation. The final finish in rare ex-sherry butts yields a sublime, intense whisky of powerful yet elegant character. ...

Appearance: Deep gold; vintage Sauternes. Body: Medium to light. Nose (unreduced): Full, fresh nose with plenty of green fruit & sherry & a slight burnt sulphury background. Nose (30%): The reduced nose develops much more fruit with a hint of coconut milk & a scent of sweet tobacco. Taste: Sweet & spicy, chocolate & oily fried bananas. Finish: Smooth, still oily & dry with light chocolate notes. ...

Colour
- Golden. Tasting notes, undiluted: Nose: Sweet with floral aromas. Some spicy notes with a rich, dried fruit element.
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Honey & caramel sweetness with some peppery oak & deep citrus notes. The rich finish has a hint of raisins & walnuts. This rare expression of Glenmorangie is an attractive deep gold colour. It is distinctive from the Ten Years Old
- although the floral bouquet & citrus notes are still present
- & avoids the heavy 'darkness' of other aged malts. It spends a final period of maturation in Sherry wood, which lends a round richness.

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This rare Glenmorangie malt scotch whisky has been matured for fifteen years in casks of American white oak, from the Ozark Mountains in Missouri, which have previously been used in the making of bourbon. The sherry wood finish Glenmorangie is a drink of real delight, a beautifully golden malt that has a sort of elegance about it. When you nose it, you get a complex aroma, with sweet sherry wine notes & traces of honey. Just add a touch of water & citrus fruits emerge & maybe a trace of nuts. After a few moments the nuttiness gets stronger & the scent gets sweetened with vanilla & caramel. The earlier winey notes now become more sherried, the flavour that comes through is full & creamy with subdued flavours which turn in to a light, dry finish, & there's a long lasting after-taste which engages the whole palate. There's a certain elegance about the sherry finish that makes it great to drink at anytime. ...