Glenmorangie - A Tale of the Forest | Whisky Review
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Whisky.com reviews the Glenmorangie - A Tale of the Forest. With the Glenmorangie A Tale of the Forest, the distillery from the Highlands once again proves its love of experimentation. The malt for this whisky was first kilned over botanicals such as pine needles, juniper and wood smoke. The whisky with forest influence was then allowed to mature in former and refilled bourbon casks before being bottled at 46 % ABV. The elaborate and colorful design of the outer packaging and the bottle was created by the Thai illustrator Pomme Chan, who is said to have an incomparable talent for drawing. Pomme Chan has also worked for other, large and international brands.
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I enjoyed this Glenmorangie special series expression a lot. Tokyo was my favourite! Thanks Horst for the terrific review! It makes me want to have this scotch again and give it more thought! Cheers!
Really like the concept and I think that in the future distilleries will be using all manner of things to malt barley. There is a distillery in Arizona called Del Bac and mesquite wood is used to malt the barley and it creates a wonderful smoky bbq profile. Cheers!
Santa Fe Spirits makes a wood-smoked malt (Colkegan), as does Andalusia in Texas (Stryker, I think?).
Another brilliant video. You sir could read the back of a shampoo bottle and I would want to drink it 😅
HAHAHAHAHAHA
The color looks very interesting... I wonder if this is natural color
Unfortunately not. On the label it says, that the Whisky is with artificial colouring.
Look at the bottle!
Love those forest floor aromas.
That sounds interesting because a bit smoky and strong whisky was not the direction of the distillery as I knew
I really enjoy your reviews. Can you elaborate a bit on why so many distilleries are doing these special releases with "catchy" names? Do they really need to fall to this type of marketing?
Because they dont gave that much aged Whisky anymore, and they cant change that in the short term.
So the best way to make money short term is to throw out "Special Editions" without age certification. Also you would be surprised how many people get caught by fancy packaging and naming.
We tried this at the distillery a few weeks back during a trip to Scotland and all unanimously agreed we hated it lol
Hahah this is my absolute favorite - something for everyone :)
Hello! where can I buy that glass?
cheers
Who needs any sort of analytical instruments... Dude can smell exactly 5-10 ppm of whatever he's smelling. Impressive.
Glenmorangie are wizards.
20% of the entire population on earth will be find this video unwatchable and if I remember correctly right around 40% of people with higher IQ's are also affected. I tried to power through it but my misophonia took over lol.