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Glenmorangie Madeira Wood Finish (1990s Edition)

70cl / 43%

Glenmorangie Madeira Wood Finish (1990s Edition) 70cl 43% Whisky Scotland Highlands

£199.00

About this whisky
  • Cask type: Madeira
  • Malt type: Single Malt
  • Region: Highlands
  • Chilfiltered: Yes
  • Coloring: No
Hailing from the Scottish Highlands, Glenmorangie Distillery in Tain, Ross-shire. Established in 1843, the distillery sits along the shores of the Dornoch Firth, drawing its water from the Tarlogie Spring that flows from the mineral-rich ancient Highlands hills. This coastal location imparts a distinctive light, briny character to Glenmorangie's spirit. The distillery's tall copper stills and pioneering wood finish techniques have earned it a reputation for elegance and innovation among whisky enthusiasts worldwide. This exceptional bottling showcases the signature Glenmorangie house style with an inimitable twist - extra maturation in seasoned Madeira wine casks. The rich, fortified Madeira wine imbues the whisky with unique tastes. Aged to perfection, it's an exemplary dram from one of Scotland's most renowned and storied distilleries capturing both the essence of the rugged Highlands and the shores of Madeira in every sip. Once opened the aromas of floral sweetness, vanilla and Christmas spice are noticed, the palate is buttery, vanilla, cinnamon and toffee with a short finish of sweet rum and floral dryness.

Tasting Notes

Floral Sweetness,Vanilla and Christmas Spice

Buttery, Vanilla, Cinnamon and Toffee

Short Finish, Sweet Rum and Floral Dryness

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