Glenmorangie

Tasting notes:I’m so thrilled to see the venerable Glenmorangie and Dr. Bill Lumsden branching out into the manga and anime markets.  When I saw that they were marking [...]

Tasting notes: The nose on this curiously colored dram is floral and fruity.  I get blackberry tart baked by crows.  On the side is crème Anglaise made in Deutschland.  [...]

Tasting notes: Hi there! I’m, uh, not used to a traditional thing like a “blind date,” but, well, our mutual friends seem to have high regard for each of us and [...]

Tasting notes: I’m starting to think that Glenmorangie can do no wrong.  I have always really, really enjoyed their expressions.  But it was the Tayne that prompted me to [...]

Tasting notes: Opening this old mini is like opening a pirate’s chest and finding that it contains instructions for a scavenger hunt. The first note (titled, [...]

Tasting notes: The Glenmorangie Milsean translates from the Gaelic to “Milhouse.” What’s that you say, John? It’s pudding? What in the blue blazes has Dr. Bill [...]

Tasting notes: With a name like Duthac, I think to myself, this review is going to write itself.  I’ll take “the sound of Satan spitting” for $200, Alex.  [...]

Tasting notes: The Glenmorangie Tùsail features Maris Otter barley, a variety developed in Cambridge in the 1960s by Dr. G. D. H. Bell, who was known to friends as [...]

Tasting notes: [Editor: What John called a “preamble”—but which was in fact a jeremiad full of bitterness that he was unable to attend the Pride 1978 unveiling in [...]

Stephen: Continuing to bring you the best of whisky news, we here at The Malt Impostor are proud to bring you news of the Glenmorangie Pride 1978 launch last night in New [...]