Glenmorangie Nectar D'or 12 Year

Total Score: 3.25 [Eng] [Nose] - Smooth sherry scent (distinct from other sherry finishes) - Aroma reminiscent of Noble Rot wine. - A sweet and slightly musty scent emerges at the end. - Strong presence of sugary fruits like peaches. - A subtle nutty aroma is also present. [Palate] - Noticeably different sweetness. - Slightly bitter. [Finish] - Sweet. - Dry, but with a stronger spicy sensation.

NOSE Honey, malt, sultanas, dried apples, vanilla cake, bananas, light melon rind, wax, and spice. The aroma is pleasant. It’s nice, it’s sweet, it’s interesting, but things truly get going with this one with what follows. TASTE Honey, malt, cocoa, cinnamon, dried apples, banana, vanilla, sweet oat cookies, pears, white grapes, peaches, and butter. Mmmm. The taste is richer and more expressive than the aroma. It possesses a depth that keeps you coming back for more. FINISH Medium -long -> Malt, vanilla, toffee, fruit, and cocoa with a hint of oak on the slow fade.

Golden in color. The nose offers citrus, honey, vanilla, and warm spices like nutmeg. Coconut lingers in the background. Very light body and delicate on the tongue. On the palate, spices are felt first, they are light, with ginger followed by citrus zest. Warm spices again on the finish, but short. A lovely dram; for what it is, it's uncomplicatedly light, with favorite tasting notes that are in harmony and complement each other well. Most importantly, it's sweet; I feel like I'm having dessert after dinner with this dram.

As soon as I bring the glass to my nose, honey and warm apple pie come on strong. The mouthfeel is rich and buttery, honey and apple persist on the palate with a warm earthy, woody tone that is typically found in Scotch but without any harshness or bitterness. I generally don't drink Scotch, as I prefer Bourbon and tequila. However, the ex-bourbon barrel aging meant this suited my preferences, and Glenmorangie has a good overall reputation. For someone who isn't particularly fond of Scotch or just wants a great pour under $70 (for me), that's why I had to give it 5 stars.

This Glenmorangie maintains its characteristic flavor and incorporates additional tastes. A 12 year old matured in Sauternes casks gives it a pale gold color and a fruity flavor. On the nose - lemon, lemongrass, honey, with some herbal elements too. On the tongue - lemon cake with cinnamon and pepper at the end. The herbal notes with lemongrass and grass are also present. A very good drink. Light, well-rounded, with a wonderful spicy finish. Highly recommended! Cheers!

Nose: faint notes of white grape, citrus zest, bits of stonefruit (apricot is noticeable), honey. Taste: smooth, a little buttery, has a golden appearance. Wood spice is there. Vanilla cream. I do notice hints of coconut. Sweet. Creme brulee. I truly enjoy this! Sophisticated and creamy. Finish: mild warming, vibrant and slightly citrusy,