Glenmorangie Nectar O’d has flavors of ginger, nutmeg and toasted almonds, that bring a deep, warming taste interwoven with a syrupy lemon meringue and honeycomb middle. The finish is long and lusciously sweet with lemon zest, white chocolate, vanilla and traces of ginger and nutmeg.
Smells of smoky, burnt nectarine, apricot and buttery scents that are toasty, nutty and heavenly. Entry is chewy, viscous, concentrated and intensely honeyed; the midpalate is waxy, mildly spicy, jammy, nutty and utterly decadent. Finishes with panache and grace.— P.P. (11/15/2008) — 96-100
The nose is rich and robust with scents of honey, peach, crème brûlée, and vanilla. The palate echoes the nose being lush while lively with zesty, citrus like edges that emerge on the finish. Texturally perfect this wood finish really works ideally marry
Technical Notes In 1999 Dr Bill Lumsden, Glenmorangie’s head of whisky creation, acquired the keys to a limited quantity of Sauternes barriques from the fabled vineyards of Chateau d’Yquem. This gave him an idea; what would happen if the exquisite 18-year-old vintage he had been patiently maturing were to be transferred into these famous barriques? The result of these 10 years of extra maturation is just 1,000 bottles of the oldest and very finest Glenmorangie vintage whisky.
To complement the collaboration between Glenmorangie and Chateau d’Yquem, a partnership between the traditions of whisky creation and viniculture, two renowned designers have been commissioned to encapsulate this story in an object of rare beauty. They are Laurence Brabant and Wouter Scheublin, and they have come together to create a wooden coffret that glides open to reveal a sensual crystal vessel