Glenmorangie 10 Tasting Notes and Ratings.

Glenmorangie 10

Added on Saturday, Sep 15, 2007 at 11:40 AM

Bottler:

Age:	10 yrs	Type:	Scotch
Vintage:	N/A	Subtype:	Single Malt
ABV:	40.00 %	Region:	Highlands
Price:	$40	Availability:	Wide

This was repackaged in 2007 as "Glenmorangie Original" with the "10" being less stressed on the slicker packaging. Bottle rated bottled circa 2006.

Member Ratings and Notes

Chris

N: Purple smells and sweet oak.
P: Quite floral, simple and sweet. Flavor is too light, however, could use more punch.
F: Refreshing.
Really need to try some of the older Glenmorangie bottlings, I'd like to see where this goes with some more age.

Adam

Sweet but with a bit too much heat. Malty-honey-spice. B

Retaste: Light, sweet, fruity/bubblegum, light mix of spice... but something is off and alcoholy in here, particularly in the finish. C

N; Not too strong. T: Anise? Medicinal, malty. F: Somewhat bitter, short, alcoholy. O: Something’s off, don’t like this.

N: Fruity, delicate. P: Spicy, wood. F: Smooth, fruit, notes, pleasant

Apple and spice nose. Subtle cinnamon.

Light spice, apple, very delicate nose, mild alcohol on the palate, disappears to brief intense heat, light warmth lingers. No memorable.

Andy

Nice floral smell. Boring, feels like scotch, no more.

Sweet aroma. Sweet, spicy, fiery, alcoholic taste and finish. Apples. Kinda yummy on a cold night.

Dave

Sweetish and spicey fruity highland style. Not much of anything except some classic citrus. A nice decent everyday dram. One of those "every bar needs a bottle" kind of bottle.

Fuji

Sweet viscous malty nose with hints of citrus and powdered sugar. This has good density and oiliness and is quite nice.

Ries

n: heavy on the butterscotch, malted oak, vanilla wafers. Graham cracker pie crust.

t: follows nose but not as developed. Light white sugar sweetness with golden honey, raisins, and vanilla wafers tempered by the malt. Hot finish and nothing too exciting beyond being scotch.

nose > taste

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