Glenmorangie Signet

Amazing malty roasted flavor

Chocolate, coffee, Cherry compote on the nose. Smooth and oily, slow heat on the palate, chocolate, honey, coffee. Sweet, fresh aftertaste with a hint of coffee and honeydew melon.

Holy hell this is good. Chocolate and spice and much more going on.

Nose: Sweet whipped cream, mocha frap, creme brûlée, tiramisu, roasted coffee beans, honey, vanilla, floral Palette: Whipping cream, expresso, tiramisu, orange peel, vanilla, manukau honey, dark chocolate, coco powder, marshmallow Finish: Long, oily, creamy, oaky, semi bitter crushed almond skins, tobacco leaves Overall this was an incredible whisky. I have 3 bottles at all times in my collection. Drinking this is pretty much like a layered and complex liquid tiramisu. The flavor evokes and winds as you chew on it. ABV is very balanced and while the sip is smooth it also has enough to remind you this has some exquisite and old tasting whisky. From what I’ve read this NAS contains some 30+ year old stuff? I wouldn’t doubt it. A must try!

I've wanted to try Signet for a long time but could not ever really justify spending the green on a bottle. I got my chance at a taste during my anniversary dinner at a nice steak house. The nose of this superb whiskey starts off with creamy milk chocolate along with some orange peel. A sweet nuttiness softens that citrus as well. The taste begins a tad nutty and sweet, like peanut brittle. Sweet brandied cherries swirl with milk chocolate as the decadent taste crescendos then fades into a faint hint of peat smoke plus a bit of leather smoking jacket. The finish is long and satisfying, ending with a kiss of baking spices. Boy this is one of the better ones. And a huge reason why Glenmorangie is still one of the best.

One of the Best After Dinner Dessert Drams I’ve ever Tasted! First Pour is Pure Chocolate Fudge, Orange Marmalade, Plums/Raisins, and a Vanilla Custard/Crème Brûlée Tiramisu.. The Tiramisu Pastry is on the Verge of Raw Coffee Bean Grinds before the Mocha Espresso Shot is Brewed. Behind the Barrel Tannins/Tobacco Smoke and Cinnamon Spices there’s some Dark Stone Fruits lingering in the back, but very muddled and faint. It’s still a Delicious Dram! Definitely worth the Steep Price Tag on Rare Occasions Only.