didi1893 scored this whisky 85 points

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Dark orange flavors blend with roasted aromas and almonds immediately. Intense honey and malty sweetness mix, a touch of vanilla is added. A subtly sourish grainy note pervades the creamy sweetness, the sour flavor becomes more intense and gives the aroma of Glenmorangie a special touch. An indefinable spice note rises from the sourish fruit, fresh and clear exudes the Glenmorangie his idiosyncratic aroma. Citrus fruits are discreetly in the background.
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Spicy fruit and wood aromas dominate the first sip. The sour aroma of the nose is reflected in the taste again, dry and tart wood elements mix with the fruity note. A multi-layered spice mixture (nutmeg is definitely there) gives the fruity apricot and peaches a peculiar aroma which I do not feel negative or disturbing. Butter and walnuts are mixed together, tart wood aroma comes to the fore, while sour grapes are over the entire aroma.
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The harsh wooden sharpness sticks at the beginning of the departure for a long time between the tongue and the palate. Slowly, these sour flavors are added, honey and fruity apricots are also in the finish to advantage. Slowly a bitter walnut aroma is created. With this harsh walnut aroma and tart grapes in the background, the finish gradually fades away.