Glenmorangie The Original 10 Year

Just didn't sit right with me, definitely not one of my favorites but will take this hands down over most, especially middle to bottom shelf whiskys. I'd rather spend a bit more and have some Glenlivet 12.

This is a complex whisky so it's hard to keep it short. On the nose It's mainly citrus fruits especially if you coat the glass with whisky. After a teaspoon of water sweet notes of vanilla and chocolate appear along with it hints of nuts and spice. On the taste a wave of spice hits at first followed by sweet notes. A combination of ripe fruits, peach-like, together with sweet wood lingers. Caramel, vanilla and fruits. Towards the end you taste the orange which then developed into a bitter smokey finish. A delicate whisky with a good ballance between fruits and spice.

Nose: Citrus, vanilla, slightly floral. Taste: Sweet vanilla, honey, caramel cream. Finish: Floral and a little spice, abrupt and bitter. A good reasonably priced introductory malt.

A floral nose as smooth as caramel with a zesty palate. It's a medium finish leaving a salty taste in the back of your mouth. A splash of water evened out the nose and brought out a long burn on the finish. Nice Scotch.