Capacity: 700ml
Alcohol content: 46%
Under the sea breeze of northern Scotland, Glenmorangie has stood for more than 170 years , located in the town of Tyne (Tain) in the Scottish Highlands. The original meaning of Glenmorangie in Gaelic is "Glen of Tranquility" (Glen of Tranquility). It is proud of "Perfection In Mind" Glenmorangie, compared with other whiskey distilleries, has some special persistence: the tallest still at 5.14 meters (16 feet 10 1/4 inches) is the tallest still in Scotland. This is comparable to a fully grown giraffe! This means that only the lightest and purest vapors reach the top of the copper still neck, creating a smoother, purer and more nuanced whiskey. The same oak barrel is only used twice. Glenmorangie selects only the finest oak barrels to make whiskey, but that's not enough. We only use the same oak barrels twice (although other brewers use as many as five or six times), which ensures that only the best flavors are consistently extracted during aging and provides a smoother taste.
A pioneer in cellar aging more than 20 years ago, Glenmorangie has led the industry in barrel changing and cellar aging technology. It has traveled around the world to find special wooden barrels that will brew a wine that is different from classics. Glenmorangie, but with a special and exceptionally intriguing flavour. Tarlogie Spring Tarlogie Spring is Glenmorangie's water source and most precious asset. It is the essence of rainwater that has seeped into the limestone and sandstone layers for a hundred years. These natural minerals give the water its hard water properties and provide a unique source of water that sets Glenmorangie apart from Highland distilleries.
The Glenmorangie 14-year-old Porter barrel Quinta Ruban that attracted much attention, the first thing that caught the eye was a dazzling ruby rose gold color, noble and elegant, with a gorgeous and sweet citrus aroma, followed by berries and soft fruit. Sugar, dark chocolate and gentle vanilla and woody aromas, further savouring, the fragrance of roses is looming, as if you are in a classical rose garden. There are flowers everywhere, but they are not gaudy. The finish has a refreshing feeling like mint chocolate, rich in layers. , sweet but not greasy, and full of personality. What flows in your mouth is like wine but not wine. It is a long and leisurely display of a good time.
Aroma: The aroma of rose-flavored Turkish delight wafts out first, followed by the aroma of honeysuckle, orange and dark chocolate.
Taste: The taste is as soft as velvet, filling the tongue with the flavor of nutmeg, and the flavors of mint chocolate and Seville orange are intertwined.
Aftertaste: The aroma of dark chocolate lingers in the mouth for a long time, long and smooth.
