Glenmorangie Warehouse No.3 Reserve

Glenmorangie Signet

I am not going to write the history of Signet as many others have done so already and there isn't much left to say about the high roast chocolate malt. With that in mind lets crack on. The colour is a dark amber and the nose is wonderful. It's creamy, waves of sweet sherry, sticky dark fruits – plums, sultanas, Orange zest, dry spices, oak and...

Score 92/100

Glenmorangie 10 Year Old - Original

I presume this whisky is such a big seller because of the price and the advertising campaign i.e mass market appeal. It comes across as exactly the type of whisky that a newcomer to the world of single malts would try as their first dram. It's an unusual single malt but too sickly and syrupy sweet for me. It lacks depth and character and there is...

Score 70/100

Glenmorangie 10 Year Old - Original

Now let's try the current bottling. In my last review, I said the current bottling no longer carried a 10 year old age statement - this is false, now that I'm looking at it it clearly does. I just opened this now. The colour is a medium gold, identical to the older bottling (though perhaps a little less oily in the glass). On the nose there is...

Score 89/100

Glenmorangie 10 Year Old - Original

This was my first single malt and I would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a widely available, easy drinking, affordable whisky (less than $40 US for a 750 ml bottle) that delivers plenty of interest with each sip. Nose is light and sweet notes of vanilla, bread and creamy orange. Flavor includes these along with notes of clove,...

Score 82/100