Glenmorangie launches Triple Cask Reserve

Petra Milde |

The spicy single malt will be part of the core range

With the Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve, the Highland distillery presents a new edition that is being promoted as a particularly flavoursome addition to the standard range.

The Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve gets its flavour from the combination of whisky from three different types of cask: ex-bourbon casks made from American white oak, new charred oak casks and rye whisky casks are used for this single malt.

Gillian Macdonald, Master Blender at Glenmorangie, says that tree different cask types as for the Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve are very unusual for Glenmorangie - fruity sweetness, strength and subtle spice reveal an extremely harmonious result and delight every whisky lover who enjoys the new, delicious single malt.

Glenmorangie recommends the spicy Triple Cask Reserve for enjoyment neat, on ice or in cocktails. It is released without age statement at 40% ABV.

Tasting notes for the Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve

Colour: Paprika spice

On the nose: Rich and tropical, with an aromatic mix of pear, vanilla, candied orange peel, honeysuckle, grapefruit and pear candy. Gentle spicy notes of cinnamon, clove and nutmeg with further sweetness from maple syrup and crème brûlée. With a little water, creamy vanilla, white chocolate, pears, melon and mild oak notes quickly unfold.

On the palate: Creamy and somewhat viscous, with notes of crème brûlée, cherry chocolate, soft toffee, orange sherbet, clove, sweet chilli and ripe tropical fruit on the palate. Oak wood flavours follow with maple syrup, marzipan and a hint of spices.

Finish: A strong, sweet, spicy and delicious finish

 

Images: Moet Hennessy

Petra Milde is a freelance author of books and specialist writing about spirits and food. She has been supporting the Whisky.de editorial team since 2015 and creates informative and entertaining articles in the news section.

Besides her writing work, she moderates tastings and can be met at spirits fairs, both behind the stands and in front of them, looking for new products and interesting people to talk to.

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