Glenmorangie Missouri Oak Reserve Single Malt 1991 armagnac spirits

Glenmorangie Missouri Oak Reserve Single Malt 1991 armagnac spiritsThe Glenmorangie Missouri Oak Reserve is a rare Highland single malt, distilled in 1991 and bottled in 2002. It was matured entirely in virgin oak casks made from air dried trees from Missouris Ozark Mountains, giving it a distinctive character. Here are its tasting notes: Nose: Butterscotch, oak, vanilla, spices, and popcorn. Palate: Thick and rich, with caramel popcorn, vanilla, and peppercorn. Finish: Oak and vanilla, laffy taffy, and peppers. This

Many dried flowers

Palate: It’s oily and mouth-coating

Crafted in the charming old-school Macallan bottle shape

The finish is graceful and lingering

Bright pale yellow in colour with a very citrusy nose of lemon and grapefruit

as well as chestnut burr

The classic decanter for Xmas 1999

the Marco de Jerez

Its revival was only brief however

Nose: Dry and grassy

with honeyed sweetness and a hint of fresh sea character (possibly from Clynelish)

A subtle seaweed note lingers in the background