Glenmorangie Signet

The holy grail of whisky. Well behaved and full of chocolate,dark sugars and fruit and leaves a velvet covering on the tongue like chocolate does which no doubt is the combination of the rare high roast malt and single estate cadboll barley with a generous helping of the vast and precious wealth of knoll-age the sixteen men of Tain have. Whisky this good usually commands much more money so in my eyes it's a steel at this price !.

My friends and I hold whisky gatherings at least 3-4 times a year, one of our flock has a liking for glenmorangie and has presented us with a long line of relatively uninteresting commercial tasting specimens so I wasnt expecting much from the Signet but oh boy was I wrong, this has got to be in my top three malts ive tasted for many a bottle, far better than even the Old Pulteney 21 Mr Murray just awarded top swig of 2012 (a bottle we also had at the same sitting).

Got a bottle of this as a present today. I am not whisky drinker but after reading the reviews I cannot wait to get home and pour a glass. Thankfully I am off work tomorrow.

To my mind a dram designed more for the Asian export markets, or for those new to drinking whisky. Far too sweet and chocolatey for my tastes. I opened a bottle with a few members of the SMWS with great fanfare, but sadly there was no interest in a second helpings.

I have a glass of this in my hand as I write this, and although I think packaging which is undoubtedly beautiful has increased the price it is still a fantastic whisky! I'm waiting for my bottle of sonnalta px to compare as there's a good £40 in the price difference! All scepticism aside I'd buy this again, but everyone's palates are different so is a review really gospel to go by???

An undeniably good whisky, but I couldn't help feeling I was paying more for the sumptuous packaging. There are better GM's available at a more attractive price.

Last night at an engagement party I tasted Glenlivet 21, Glenfiddich 21, Johnny Walker blue label. All three together didn't compare to Glenmorangie Signet a taste of heaven! Smooth with fantastic taste and flavors . I've been dreaming about it all day!

One of the best i ever had,surely will buy more!

I also know more about whisky than James Saxon. This whisky is truly wonderful, and is equal to the finest Japanese malts. It is called a chocolate malt for good reason - it has a rich sweetness and is incredibly smooth, and is worth every penny

Last night i opened my 3cl sample bottle, i now wish i had bought the full size bottle. It was the best i have tried for a long time.

This is seriously one of the best whisky's I have tried to date. Amazing nose followed by this dark chocolate palate and as you keep drinking it more and more characteristics develop. I only share it with my good friends and then they only ever get a sip! So happy I bought this one!

I have just returned from a tour of the glenmorangie distillery and having tasted this whiskey after the tour i must say... this is one of the best whiskeys i have ever tasted. Not too peated but enough that you can taste it, heavenly chocolate with a finish of caramel and burned toast. I would happily pay 3 times the amount of money this bottle costs and would expect to if i had tasted it without knowing the price.

I know more about Single Malts than James Saxon. I consider myself to be educated as far as whisky is concerned (I am the Chairman of our local whisky club). Therefore I have to say James Saxon is very wrong. Amazing chameleon character that goes from candy shop sweetness to salty highland bruiser to Ardmorish mainland peatness with water and 30 minutes in the glass.

maravilhosssssssoooooooooooo......

I'm new to this whisky lark but I can say this is a blinder.

I have been very fortunate around whiskey. I have two family members who work at Glenmorangie and have tasted 80 year old and 100 year old when Ive had 2 private tours of the distillery and the 2 people bickering over there views should taste what i have. This whiskey is not close but not to far from an 80 year old. enjoy its a bargain!

HEAVEN IN A GLASS !!! one of the best i have tried, the chocolate really comes through and it leaves a wonderful aftertaste. In my humble opinion (unlike the posting above - he who apparently knows everything and considers himself educated) this is far better than the 25 year old - for half the price !! Have a try, you won't regret it !

I know more about Single Malts than the normal whisky drinker. I consider myself to be educated as far as whisky is concerned. Therefore I have to say the above posters are very wrong - this is an overpriced and very poor offering!

Absolutely phenomenal, a real treat and well worth the price which is pretty steep (you find out why once you have tasted it!!Just one query mind you, why the lack of publicity and marketing which one would expect with such quality stuff???Anyhow inhale deeply and swirl it round the mouth and let the aromas and taste carry you far far away..........!

Delicioso sabor a aceite de chocolate. Impresionante!