Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 2:11 am
A nice highland 12-year old, the last two of which are in former port barrels, as in fortified wine. It makes a significant difference in comparison with standard Glenmorangie. It sweetens the upfront taste and adds character and flavour notes to the aftertaste. Pleasant twist on a flagship scotch. Best enjoyed with a sprinkle of water and a chilled whisk(e)y stone. But that goes for every scotch.
Edited By Malcolm on 1453274017
Edited By Malcolm on 1453274017