Glenmorangie X

Good for mixing with sparkling water, haven’t try with tonic water yet. Don’t drink it neat.

Overflow of vanilla and crisp green granny smith apples. A hint of pepper on the finish. $60 Canadian makes this bottle very cheap and affordable for what it's purpose claims. Cocktail mixing. Sweet whisky. A veil of sweetness used to cover its lower quality, but respect to Glenmorangie to price it and advertise it as a mix. They did not attempt to mislead.

Will have to compare wide by side with the 10 but a lot of similar notes. This was citrus, honey, sweet and floral however let it breathe a little. I can also taste a little astringent burn you get from a young whiskey but overall good. Price is confusing for a mixer here at $70 tax in!! there are way better offerings at this price point here in BC at 40-50 cad this would be a winner!

Fruity, younger, lighter version of the 10 year. A bit spirity. Nice little notes of chocolate, vanilla and ginger. Made for mixing, ok for sipping. Makes a great whiskey sour.

If you are a fan of the fruity style of Glenmo 10, you will like this. It is straight forward light, fruity malt with notes of orange and apricot. Not complex or multi-layered, but delicious for what it is. A great summer time flavor. It seems to be a little sweeter than the 10. I have not "mixed" it yet, but think it would work well in fruit based drinks. So far I have been enjoying it neat.

Great juice, great package!

Big surprise! This might be “Made for Mixing” but I’m really enjoying this neat. Lots of spicy ginger, chocolate and orange notes. A winner. Don’t let the packaging/label/marketing sway you either way, this is a great single malt to drink neat, rocks or as intended: in a cocktail