N-
Rounded nature, sweet malt develop into honey and citrus peel, followed
by star anise and soft spices arises. Caramelised banana, milky vanilla
sauce. Elegant wood that sooth the senses, but somehow too gentle for
my personal preference.

P- Crisp, fresh and rounded as derived
on nose. Whiff of refreshing sour fruits, lime-y. Light oily texture
with gentle spiciness.

F- Medium-long, subtly coat of wax, creamy ripe citrus fruits.

— at The Whisky Bar, Kuala Lumpur.

N: Appears a little sweeter on the nose compared to the 18yo. This 25yo is chalky and sweet with an old dusky woodiness, in a good way. This is a fruitier woody mature number and seductive. Theres more airfix but less than in the 18yo. Very grain like [North of Scotland '73]. Theres also papaya although its more those Mexican brown hairy fruits with the orange flesh.
T: Initially intense before turning to clear water with anise sweets and citrus with a Talisker vibe.
F: Salt and spice before getting big on cocoa with the bourbon wood kicking through. Anise till the end, some pineapple, pear, mangoes and a light wood smoke.
C: Most unusual, unexpected and unique character. I liked the 'oldness' of it, this is a pipe and slippers dram, quite old school with a fine finish. Of the five Glenmorangie's i tried, this had the most character and had a bit of everything. The 25yo provides those little extras that the 18yo couldn’t provide. Job done.

Scores a B+

Pastry, warm, festive whisky! Honey, oloroso sherry, caramel, lemonade, orange, dried fruit, candied fruits, candies, malt, cookies, burnt bread crust, cloves, green tea. Nice woody shades!

Color: Bright gold
Nose: Many different fruits, notably orange and apricot, honey, mild spices
Palate: Honey and all the fruits are there, but also ginger, slight herbal notes and some caramel.
Finish: Long and fruity
Overall: An excellent malt with a luscious mouthfeel, very complex but still gentle on the palate. If you like fruity malts and don’t care about the ultra premium price of €300 (or even more depending on your source), you should buy a bottle.

http://www.dramming.com/2010/04/25/glenmorangie-quarter-century/

Tasting Notes and Comments by Glenmorangie;

Aroma: The first impression is of dried fruits - blackberries, cherries, plums and dates interwoven with chocolate and coffee.

Taste: Big and full-flavoured. Deep forest fruits burst on the tongue with mouth-watering blackberries and redcurrants emerging with bramble jelly.

Finish: Long and gentle, with brambles and warming spices.
The rarest and oldest member of the Glenmorangie family, this is a single malt of notable class and intensity. Full bodied and sumptuous, the Glenmorangie 25 Years Old is the real embodiment of our continued dedication to perfection. Matured in a range of casks including American white oak, Oloroso sherry casks and French Burgundy casks before being blended back together in exact quantities, the Glenmorangie Quarter Century is complex, bursting with deep flavours, and a perfect testimony to our knowledge and experience.

Matured in different casks including American white oak barrels, Oloroso sherry casks and French Burgundy barrels. Each barrel adds his own style to the blend resulting in a complex, very deep.

N: cognac, fruity - mango and apricot, tobacco, pine woods, cinnamon biscuit and some syrup
T: sweet forest fruit and weak
F: fruity - nectarine

Scores high on the nose
Tasted with www.whiskyclubspakenburg.nl

Rounded and luxurious, Glenmorangie 25 yo has some lovely floral and
citrus flavours alongside the spices and toasty sweetness one would
expect from a quarter century in the wood. A brilliantly-made dram that
lives up to the luxury image LVMH are pushing for the brand.