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Glenmorangie
Scotland
Single Malt
Glenmorangie Milsean is the seventh release from the popular Private Edition range. Dr Bill Lumsden and his team took inspiration from sweetshops and all their wondrous confectioneries to create this limited edition expression, using whisky that was initially matured in ex-bourbon casks and then matured further in flamed-toasted casks that previously held Portuguese wine. The name Milsean comes from the Scots Gaelic for 'Sweet Things', so if you've got a bit of a sweet tooth, this'll be the whisky for you!
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!
Seaside fudge, coconut ice, blueberries and candied peels. Develops more 'fresh fruit' than 'candied fruit' with a drop of water.
Cinnamon spice begins to develop, alongside yellow plum, melon and more coconut. Subtly oak-y, but the focus here is on the fruity sweetness, which hints more towards orange segments as it goes on.
An intriguing balance of sweetness and spice (think strawberry laces and ginger snaps) finish it off.
They aimed to evoke sweetshops and they've hit the nail on the head!
This whiskey is outstanding as a desert dram or, as I prefer it, after work before dinner when I'm craving something to tide me over until the food is ready. It makes me smile each time I smell it and taste it. When I was a kid and opened a can of mixed fruit in the sweet juice I would smell the peaches, mandarin oranges, pineapple, and those fake looking very bright red cherries. All of these come from the snifter. On the pallet, it is candied fruit sweet. Dr. Lumsden hit the nail on the head with this one. The sweetshops confectioneries pop with this whiskey. I love it, it makes me smile, brings memories from a kid to the forefront. Compared to Glenmorangie Signet, they are very different. The only similarity I'd say is that they can both be classified as desert whiskies. Signet brings deep honey and chocolate to the game. Milsean brings the candy shop to the game. Keep up the great work. Austin Texas appreciates it very much.
This is a very nice whisky! The nose is very fine and light and contains a lot of fruity and sweets notes. Its really nice to nose it and to find the different aromas. The taste underlines the nose, it is sweet and remembers really on ripe fruits with all the sweetness and flavors. Also I beleive some sherry barrels found their way into this whisky. It also is very balanced as of most of the Glenmorangie whiskys. Never has such a combination of fruit, sweet and barrel taste in a whisky. Great stuff - buy it as long you can get it!
You haven't even tasted it yet and you're writing a review? How did this even get posted? [shakin' my head].
Lovely sweet fruity thing with a strong, high quality,bourbon influence. Go get you some of this!
Stunning fruity, sweet and blessed minty cherries in the finish. You gotta try this!
