Glenmorangie Signet 0,7l

Name: Glenmorangie Signet 0,7l
SKU: 1000002274
Price: 269.00 EUR
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269,00 €

Glenmorangie Signet sa destiluje zo sladu s vysokým podielom čokoládového sladu. Čokoládový slad je silno opražený sladovnícky jačmeň.
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Glenmorangie Signet

Whisky

Skvelá, nádherne zabalená Glenmorangie. Signet sa destiluje zo sladu s vysokým podielom čokoládového sladu. Čokoládový slad je silno opražený sladovnícky jačmeň. Jedna časť tejto whisky tiež zrela v panenských dubových súdkoch.

Vôňa: Čokoládové hrozienka, staromódny koktail, kakao. Šupky.
Chuť: Sladká, sirupová škorica, vysychá, veľa kakaa, pomaranče, liči, slad.
Záver: Vysychá a stáva sa príjemne gumový a ovocný.
Celkový dojem: Jednoducho skvelý.

TASTING NOTES
The nose is of chocolate raisins, an old-fashioned cocktail, cocoa and peels. The mouth is filled with sweet, syrupy cinnamon, huge cocoa, oranges, lychee and malt. The finish is dry and becomes pleasantly rubbery and fruity. This is a spectacular single malt!

AWARDS
2010 Gold Medal BEST IN CLASS International Wine and Spirits Competition

HISTORY
Glenmorangie means „Glen of Tranquillity“ in Gaelic. Illicit distilling here dates back to 1700’s an inventory of goods, from a will recorded in 1640, provides the first direct evidence for the making of whisky in the Tain area. Matherson brothers founded the Glenmorangie Distillery in 1843; however rather than buy brand new stills, second-hand swan necked stills that had been used in a gin distillery were used. This is why the stills have narrow, arching swan necks. They are exactly 16 feet 101/4 inches tall (5.14 metres): making them the tallest stills in Scotland. During 1883 Mathersons rebuild the distillery and in 1887 the Glenmorangie Distillery Co Ltd was created

By the beginning of the 1920s, the Distillery was in production again with its full complement of Sixteen Men. The distillery was closed between 1931-36 Down turn in the market and during the Second World War (1940-45). Securing a water supply had always been a problem; the Tarlogie Springs belonged to the local Laird, who leased the right to draw water from the springs to the Distillery However, the Laird could use the land surrounding the springs for any purpose – a situation that could have jeopardised the quality or quantity of the water. In the 1980s, there was a threat of a building development near the springs, so Macdonald and Muir acted to make sure that the water would be safe by buying 650 acres of the land surrounding the Tarlogie Springs. and secure the distilleries future. 1980 Stills increased from 2 to 4.

The Distillery continues to maintain the tradition of only employing Sixteen Men, who work around the clock, all year round, only stopping each year for Christmas and essential maintenance.