Glenmorangie reviews

Glenmorangie 10yo was my very first single malt scotch. I remember the night: Summer of 2001. I was in grad school and visiting friends in Louisville. At this point I was a diehard port drinker. However…

First vapor: Potpourri; containing some pine and heavy on the dried rose petals. [This floral impression never returns, except maybe very late in the finish.] Nose: A wheaty and sweet waffle cone. For…

--- Neat ---Nose: Vanilla cream, quickly joined by sharp lemon zest. The sharpness transforms to chilling menthol eucalyptus. If I really search, there is a weak fruit between dry bartlett pear and…

With scores ranging from 70 up to 95-- words of fan praise vs. below-average rankings by some prominent Connors... What's going on?Nose1: Rather light, so it's hard to pick apart. The dominant impression…

A pale amber in colour and with a honeyed sweetness on the nose, the Glenmorangie 10 is certainly inviting. With further appraisal it's possible to make out notes of candied orange peel, and as the first…

Glenmorangie is the brand that first pulled me away from peaty lands of Islay after I tasted both the Qunita Ruban and Nector D'or at one of the few whisky bars in Perth called Helvetica's and enjoyed…

While I enjoy my scotch just as much as other whisk(e)y, I've never actually written a review of it before- perhaps because I was just less experienced with it. In any case, this was a great place to…

NOSE: it comes on gently with lovely, generous vanilla cream. Then you get some citrus (orange, lemon peels)as well as some fresh pears. After some time in a glass, there's a hint of red apples there as…

Nose- Immediately brings thoughts of my youth - sunmaid raisins Cinnamon, treacle, with a light smoky tingePalate- Sunmaid raisins again, followed by treacle and more intense smoke which sends my tast…

Glenmorangie has always been one of my preferred distilleries, and that’s for one reason; consistency. I know, part of the fun of buying/tasting whisky is batch variations. It’s fun to watch the Aberl…