Glenmorangie Companta

Overall rating
86.71/100
ratings
19
Whiskybase ID
WB54995
Category
Single Malt
Distillery
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Bottling series
Private Edition
Cask Type
Grand Cru Burgundy & Côtes du Rhône Casks
Strength
46.0 %
Size
750 ml
Barcode
081753824501
Added on
20 may 2014 2:52 pm by erikrobb
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Overall rating
86.71/100
ratings
19

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Whisky reviews for Glenmorangie Companta

4 users have left 4 reviews for this whisky. Average rating is 86.71 points.

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  1. ScotchGuyTO Supporter scored this whisky 85 points Connoisseur

    The colour is rich red/Burgundy (apropos of the cask finshes..). This isn't usually something I'd be reaching for, but as a sample given to me it's something to change my mind a bit. I'm not a fan of Dr. Bill's work but I can see what he's reaching for here and if you're a Glenmorangie fan; this is for you!

    Alos really enjoyed eating this with a really good quality dark chocolate/wine bar (like tis one: https://www.somachocolate.com/blogs/news/10479241-stratus-bar)
    • Nose
      88 88
      The nose is rich, ripe red fruits and deep malty sweets. There's a floral note and something else that's a little meaty. There's also some rotten strawberries in there mixed with some pastry. This really shows off the Glenmorangie nose with a finish. In the back hints of Seville orange marmalade and good quality black tea.
    • Taste
      85 85
      Spice is the major player here. It's hot on the entry, loads of oak spice! Almost a little too much IMO, but its calmed with the sweetness. The palate almost comes off a little Bourbon-y with the amount of cherry in it. So sweet, reminds me of a cherry dark chocolate bar I've had. There's a thin line of 70% cocoa and raspberry coolis in this too with some sort of Grape must in the background.
    • Finish
      83 83
      This is where things fall apart. The malt falls away from the finish and they carry on as separate runners in a marathon it seems (follow me on this as it's a bit of a reach...).

      The cherry cough syrup and cocoa take turns at bat with the spice. Then the malty sweets that lie underneath switch places with the finish. The oak spice is hot and all over the place here, more spice and some camphor in here, custard and porridge with bay leaves in it.

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