Glenmorangie Grand Vintage 1998

Nose: Dried grapes, tropical fruit, stone fruit, sweetener, burnt sugar, melon, caramel candy, dried grapes, dried grapes, berry, sweet chocolate, berry, cherry, stone fruit Palate: Stone fruit, citrus, dried grapes, dried grapes, dried fruit, citrus, dried grapes, spice, burnt sugar, sweetener, dark berries, spicy jam Finish: Berry, sweetener, berry and cream, burnt sugar, hard candy, dried grapes, dried fruit, spice, nuts

Tasted the Grand Vintage 1996, 1997 and 1998 side by side. Overall, the 1996 was better in terms of balance, flavor integration, and taste. The 1997 had the most unique palate, with the red wine cask maturation really evident. And the 1998 was the easiest to drink.