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A Highland single malt from Glenmorangie, aged for 15 years. It was matured in American oak bourbon casks and finished in first growth Sauternes barrique casks. This limited edition was bottled in 2004 without chill filtration at 46.0% ABV.
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87 / 100 · Based on 3 published reviews.
Pears and pineapple set a sweet tone, while vinous red fruits and warming spice give the palate more shape. The medium malt-and-oak finish sounds balanced, making this a measured and appealing combination.
tidepool.postcard10 SeptThere’s a nice turn from pears, pineapple and honey on the nose to vinous red fruits and warming spice on the palate. The oak and barley give that sweetness a firmer edge, and the medium finish keeps malt and oak in view. That balance suits my preference for malt and oak without making the fruit feel like a side note. The Sauternes wood-finish name also sits naturally alongside the wine-like fruit character.
honeycomb owl31 AugThe pears, pineapple and honey on the nose give this an inviting start, while the palate moves towards vinous red fruits and vanilla. I like that shift in fruit character. Oak, barley and deeply warming spice give the sweetness a firmer side, though that spice may stand out for someone seeking a particularly gentle whisky. The medium finish brings malt and oak forward, keeping that firmer character in view. For my taste, the fruit and honey make this approachable, while the oak and spice add enough contrast to hold my interest. It sounds like a good fit when sweetness appeals, but a little warmth and structure are welcome too.
