
Product Description
The second release of Glenmorangie Pride, this 1978 vintage saw five casks of 19-year-old whisky moved to ex-Bordeaux wine casks from a first-growth producer that is intended to remain a 'MysteRy'. Only 700 Baccarat crystal decanters have been released of this rich and complex whisky.
Style
Style
- Body4
- Richness4
- Smoke1
- Sweetness1
Character
Character
Blackberry Cognac Toast Oak White Pepper Clove
Product Facts
Product Facts
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Vintage
Bottling Date
2012
No of Bottles
700
Country
Scotland
Region
Highland
Cask Type
Wine Finish
Colouring
Yes
Glenmorangie Pride 1978 Baccarat Decanter
100cl / 47.4%
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Tasting Notes
Producer's Tasting Notes
Aroma
Sweet woody and nutty notes, like sweet chestnut or cedar, mingle with hints of toffee, fudge, almond marzipan and cherries.
Taste
The flavour of baked fruits (apples, plums cherries and apricots) lead into a solid oaky ‘backbone’, with flavours of clove, cinnamon, lots of aniseed, cardamom, cumin, toasted oak and eucalyptus.
Finish
Once these powerful, primary flavours die down, soft creamy fudge/vanilla, is encountered along with tangy, caramelised citrus fruits, a hint of cassis, and some milk chocolate and café au lait on the aftertaste.
Tasting Notes by Stuart P
Nose
An awful lot going on here: resin, leather, cherries, dark-berry fruit and apple strudel, plus oaky notes reminiscent of old Cognac.
Palate
Very spicy, with toasty oak and white pepper, then a waft of berry fruit drifts in.
Finish
Very long. Spicy, toasty oak dominates, plus notes of pepper and brioche.
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Customer Reviews
(1 Review)
Whilst there is no arguing its a good whiskey offering a complex bouquet of what I call Christmas fruits and spices with perfect balance, it ins''t a world away in terms of flavour from many bottles which are 5% the price of this. For example Black Arts 4.1 imo offers as much complexity and pleasure. If were talking investment by all means it should appreciate, but I am a whiskey drinker and an amteur rather than collector. So this is just my two cents.