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    Scotland

    distillery/brandGlenmorangie Whisky
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    Single Malt

    Glenmorangie Astar (2017 Release) 70cl Whisky

    Scotland • 70cl • 52.5%
    Number of reviews:(7)
    Product details

    Glenmorangie Astar (2017 Release)

    Glenmorangie Astar was originally released in 2008, matured in bespoke casks made from oak from the Ozark mountains of Missouri - though it was discontinued in 2012. In 2017, Astar was born again! The 2017 release of Glenmorangie Astar was once again fully aged in bespoke casks made from oak from the Ozark mountains of Missouri, and has been bottled at 52.5% ABV.

    This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!

    Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

    Nose

    Honeycomb and caramel, with a hint of peaches in syrup underneath.

    Palate

    Touches of nutmeg and ginger bring the heat to the palate. Still rich in honey'd malt, joined by toasted pecan and hazelnut cream.

    Finish

    Salted fudge, vanilla ice cream (a hint of ice cream cone, too) and mint leaf.

    Allergy Information

    This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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    Customer rating
    £199.00
    4.0
    7 reviews
    5 Stars3
    4 Stars1
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    2 Stars1
    1 Star0

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    I like

    I liked it. Granted, it is not as good as the original, but let's face it that one is tough to beat. Lots of vanilla, and a bit of fudge, the cask comes to the fore. No water needed here, it's is round and smooth, the vanilla and fudge notes from the nose appears again on the palate, with a bit of pear. Yes, I like it.... Balance.

    Kenneth Feb 20, 2018

    Light creamy dram

    Ignore bad reviews. Cask strength and "too light" "too vanilla". Wrong refined made multiple top 5 2017 for a reason.

    Hoe Jan 25, 2018

    excellent

    great dram, don't bother with the bad reviews

    Master of Malt Customer Jan 5, 2018

    Drinks easier than I expected

    It is a little hot at 105 proof but I liked that I got to taste the flavors and spice before the heat kicked in. A very reasonable dram. I like the original better but this will keep you warm.

    David Burriss Dec 23, 2017

    First one was better

    I still have a few bottles from thge original release, kept them because I loved it so much. Side by side it's not only the 57% of the first release that makes the difference. It just more complex, more drinkable, even at higher strength. Get some of the older bottles if you still can. Thay are worth it.

    Master of Malt Customer Oct 18, 2017

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