Whisky Reviews

  In the world of Scotch, Glenmorangie is certainly a name that winds back through the mists of Scottish history, its roots nestled in the fe...

    This is an undisclosed malt whisky understood to be a Glenmorangie (possibly teaspooned). It was aged for 13 years in a single sherry cask and...

  Scotch Review #21: Glenmorangie 10   I was looking for another Scotch to replace Craigellachie 13 as a cheap daily drinker. The Craig is too go...

RICH AND ROUND       This well-aged blended malt, intriguingly named "The Digestive Dram", was made from a blend of four malt whiskies, they are ...

Rich and Round Note: We have assigned every bottle we review to one of five Flavour Camps, based on the most dominant flavours found. The Flavour ...

  Glenmorangie 1963, 22 years, 43% abv.Supposedly the first Glenmorangie to have a vintage statement and to have a "finish". The 1963 is from bou...

  Glenmorangie Legends The Tayne, Amontillado Sherry Cask Finish, 43% abv.Nose: strong aromas of coffee, chocolate, a dry sherry, hints of vines ...

  Glenmorangie 18, Extremely Rare, 43% abv.The 18 "Extremely Rare" is part of the Prestige Range, which consists of the 18, 25, Signet, Pride 198...

  Glenmorangie Lasanta 12 years, Sherry Cask Finish, 43% abv.Supposedly the same juice used in Glenmoramgie the Original 10 years was finished in...

  Glenmorangie the Duthac, Legends, 43% abv.In the town of Tain, there is a shrine dedicated to Saint Duthac. King James IV would visit this shri...

  Glenmorangie 10, American Mountain Oak, Duty Free Sales Only, 43% abv.Nose: initially honey and grapes, then after a few seconds it changes to...

  Glenmorangie Nectar D'or. Nose: honey, slight wood. Palate: moderate wood, slight honey, a spicey bitterness. Finish: short, spicey bitterness....