Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve

Three cask types, one result: ripe pear, vanilla, and gentle maple syrup finish.

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Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve

The Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve is a light, approachable Highland single malt known for its tropical fruity style – characterized by three different cask types that give the whisky an unusual aromatic breadth.

The Glenmorangie distillery in Tain, on Scotland's northeast coast, has been operating with Scotland's tallest pot stills since 1843. This height contributes to a particularly light, floral distillation character. The Triple Cask Reserve matures in a combination of American bourbon casks, sherry casks, and a third cask type – hence its complexity in the glass despite its approachable nature.

On the nose, it reveals ripe pear, candied orange peel, and honeysuckle. On the palate, vanilla and aged pear candies follow, complemented by a subtle spiciness of cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg. The finish is smooth and sweet – maple syrup, a hint of crème brûlée, lingering long without any harshness.

Serving temperature: 18–20 °C, neat or with a large ice cube. For mixing: its fruitiness shines through beautifully in an Old Fashioned with bourbon bitters. Also makes a great digestif with apple pie or mild blue cheese.

Alcohol 46 % Vol.
Serving temp. Room temperature
Volume 0,7 l
Country of origin United Kingdom
Region Highlands
Alcohol content 46 % Vol.

The Distillery

Glenmorangie Distillery Plc.

Glenmorangie – one of Scotland's most famous distilleries. Single malt has been distilled with passion in the Highlands on the Dornoch Firth since 1843.

What makes them special? The tallest stills in the Scottish whisky world. Their height creates fine, elegant distillates – soft, fruity, aromatic. No heavy peat, but a bright, inviting side of Scotland: ripe pears, vanilla, a hint of honey.

Added to this is the fascination for casks: from American oak to Calvados or Tokyo cask finishes. Whether you are a beginner or a connoisseur – here you will find whisky that inspires.

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