Pros: Very pleasant with little peat. Smooth, sweet, complex enough to please most everyone Cons: Pricey
Glenmorangie Port Wood Finish is definitely a better older brother to the 10 year. For a price (~$50) you will get a better, smoother whisky. Christmas was good this year because my girlfriend and one of my best friends got together on a gift and ...
Pros: I don't have a bad word to say about Glenmorangie Port Wood Finish. Cons:I don't have a bad word to say about Glenmorangie Port Wood Finish.
My epic love affair with single malt Scotch whisky and its origins are already well documented – with my liver already dangerously close to pickling, in any event, it seemed like a natural progression (and perhaps a creative way to slow down my ...
Pros: Fruity, caramel malt Cons: Loses some character as a Scotch whisky; a bit compromised
I'm trying to think exactly when I first sampled Glenmorangie. I can think of two places, but I'm not quite sure which came first. One was surely an Oyster Bar, the other a little Bistro where the ex and I went for an early evening drink. Although the...
Pros: Not a bad whisky, its an interesting idea Cons: Port dominates too much
I've tried and enjoyed both the 10yr and 18yr old versions of common or garden Glenmorangie and enjoyed them. It's not a stunning whisky but its a good standby, a little sweet but nice and fresh. The Portwood version was introduced a few years back as...
Pros: Like kissing god. Cons: Practically nothing (as long as you have a supply)
There is nothing better in this world than a fine single malt whisky. Like a cigarette after sex, this drink is to be cherished. It is such a special pleasure to be able to sip this fine smooth drink that you should make it a priority to sample the...
Pros: It *MAY* work for you too Cons: You MIGHT hate it!
Scotch + Sherry = Great, Scotch + port = strange (in a good way)
I love the MacCallan. I also love Port, so I liked this whiskey (a lot actually) tho the combo isn't entirely Scotch-like and the light but very very fruity tones of the port and the mild smokey/peatey tones tend to clash, it's very easy to see why many malt fans might not like this.
Pros: Palate better than nose, outstanding finish better than palate. Cons: None
My experience with single malts is limited -- at the moment my budget doesn't quite match my desire to taste every reputable single malt that's out there. But I know a great one when I taste it and Glenmorangie Port Finish is just as good as Macallan 18. Heresy? I don't think so.
This expression is incredible. Citrus, spicy nose, smooth, complex palate -- and the finish (all two weeks of it) is creamy, sweet, warm and satisfying.
It may not have the depth of an 18-year-old but it comes damn close. By virtue of its spectacular finish (not that its other aspects are in any way substandard) this is a must-have bottle.
Glenmorangie Scotch Single Malt 18 Yr 86@ 750ml An attractive deep gold colour, warm and enticing Distinctive from the Ten Year Old, but without the heavy darkness of some extra aged malts The bouqu...
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