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This 13-year-old Highland single malt whisky from Glenmorangie was distilled in 1987 and bottled in 2001. It was initially matured in ex-bourbon casks before being finished in a single Port Pipe. This limited release, part of the Distillery Manager's Choice series, had an outturn of 788 bottles and was bottled at a natural cask strength of 57.2% ABV. It is non-chill filtered and comes in an original oak presentation case. [3, 5, 6, 7]
Based on 5 published Maltiply reviews.
nightjar.tram11 OctA rough, fresh nose gives way to smooth, fruity malt.
oatmilk.tram5 SeptThe shift from fresh fruit skins and almondy cherry pits to a marshmallow-like, malty palate gives this a pleasing change of pace. Earthy notes and a finish of sandalwood, walnut and salt keep the sweetness from being the whole story.
quiet_atlas3 SeptThe ex-bourbon and Port Pipe cask details give this a clear point of interest. The notes move from fresh fruit and almondy cherry pits to earthy malt, then finish with sandalwood, walnut and salt. That sounds lively but grounded.
Fruit and malt lead into earthy, nutty notes, with sandalwood and walnut at the finish. That shift gives it more going on than a straightforward fruity malt; smoke isn’t what the documented character emphasizes.
The fruity, earthy malt sounds warm and nicely rounded.
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