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Glenmorangie A Tale of the Forest

(70cl, 46%)

Glenmorangie A Tale of the Forest

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Glenmorangie Tale Forest Bottling Note

A very interesting whisky from Glenmorangie, its first made with barley kilned with botanicals. Inspired by the woodlands near Glenmorangie’s director of whisky creation Dr Bill Lumsden’s home, he decided to make a dram that would evoke the scents, sounds, and sights of the forest.

Kilning barley with botanicals used to be a common practice and Glenmorangie revived it here after a series of experiments. Juniper berries, birch bark, and heather flowers, as well as a little peat were used to kiln the barley to create a Glenmorangie “as lush and leafy as the forest itself”, in Dr. Lumsden’s words. In order to allow the spirit’s flavours to shine, he aged the whisky in bourbon casks including many refill casks.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Forest floor notes lead the way with oily pine and juniper, nutty malt, and woody spice, with murmurs of smoke in the distance.

Palate: An array of zesty menthol and orange peels, hints of hibiscus, and vanilla pod with a backdrop of fennel, anise, and smoked toffee.

Finish: Candied citrus fruits finish things off, with more pine and robust barley tangling with delicate oak char.

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Glenmorangie A Tale of the Forest Reviews

Not your everyday whisky

The first thing you immediately notice on the nose is the peat, not because it's a peat bomb like Ardbeg, but because you don't expect it in a Glenmorangie. It's a very gentle bonfire smoke, mixed with the unmistakable juniper berry aroma, orange zest and still that Glenmorangie sweetness - honey and brandy snap.

In the mouth it's a zinger. Not from black pepper or heavy spice, but from the gentle peat mixing with a huge citrus kick, a fresh deep wintergreen mint note and then a very strong sense of licorice.

The finish is quite long, very warming with honey and heather, deep vanilla and that lingering peat.

I honestly don't quite know what to make of it. It's not horrible, but at the same time I think you'd need to be in the mood for something totally off the wall to actively reach for this bottle.

15th November 2022

A wonderful taste of a winter's forest!

This whisky sounded so intriguing that I had to try it. I saw it on an instagram ad. It is wonderfully rich with a sweet taste of birch smoke, heather, smatterings of juniper, honey, malty goodness etc. I wasn't sure if I would like it and took a risk as it is quite expensive but it was worth it! Reminds me of sitting loch side by an open fire, stacked with fallen birch branches

3rd November 2022

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