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Brand Glenmorangie
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Country Scotland
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Region Highland
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Size 70CL
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ABV 46%
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Closure Cork
Glenmorangie A Tale of Cake, 70 cl
Regular price £74.99
The latest Glenmorangie Limited Edition to hit our ‘shelves’. This time the immensely talented Dr Bill Lumsden has used not only ex Bourbon Casks to age the whisky but also ex Hungarian Tokaji casks. The lingering taste will remind you of a delicious combination of honeycomb, chocolate almond and pecan nuts. Read more.
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Description
Glenmorangie utilise some of the tallest stills in Scotland meaning that the ethers during distillation are incredibly light. This translates directly to the taste- light, fruity and incredibly accessible. The house is also based in Tain which has its own little micro climate meaning that it is relatively mild weather. Add into the mix that they own and use their own water springs and you have a delectably consistent whisky on your hands.
Tasting Notes
The latest limited edition from the great Dr Bill Lumsden.
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