I can say this was the first whisky I truly drank for the sake of tasting. While I’ve tried various spirits before, this is the first time I’ve done such a detailed review—specifically for Glenmorangie The Original. The bottle design changed after the distillery was acquired by LVMH, resulting in the iconic shape it has today. Visually, it’s a very aesthetic bottle, and its pale yellow liquid suits the design perfectly. As soon as the bottle is opened, a sharp citrus aroma emerges. This scent continues when first poured into the glass, but after a bit of airing, the sweet caramel notes behind the citrus begin to come through. On the first sip, there’s a light citrus tang along with a faintly sweet flavor. After this sharp taste, the finish delivers a slightly sour and spicy burn. I don’t have much more to say about Glenmorangie The Original. The sharp citrus flavor just isn’t for me. It stands out from the other drinks I’ve had before, which is why I found it worth writing about. While it’s a decent entry-level whisky in terms of price/performance, I personally found it rather “boring” overall.