Look: Glenmorangie 10 comes in at a yellow straw color with some gold as well. Lacing, but minimal alcohol legs. Perfectly clear and appetizing. Nose: Vanilla, and fruits. Pear, and apple, then some citrus popping up, honey. The notes on the app mention floral, which I can see as well. Palate: honey, vanilla, and the fruits. Initially I get more of that pear than the citrus, but the citrus pops it’s heads as I explore the whisky, and then more vanilla and an oaky wood note. Finish: The finish is where things really liven up. I can taste the floral notes, fruit, and this earthy finish. The finish is medium in length, with some tannic bitterness in the finish and taste. Overall: It’s hard to go wrong with Glenmorangie when looking for a Speyside. This is my first bottle of Glenmorangie 10, but I’m very happy with this, and compares a little more highly than the Monkey Shoulders and Glenlevit 12 I’ve had.