GLENMORANGIE TALE OF FOREST
Forest-like depth of taste and aroma, commencing with a bouquet of pine, juniper and coriander, along with roasted chestnut and an intriguing whisper of smoke. It concludes with a slow and luscious finish featuring lemon, orange and a soft hint of oak. Flavour xplodes in the mouth.

GLENMORANGIE TALE OF FOREST
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Forest floor notes lead the way with oily pine and juniper, nutty malt, and woody spice, with murmurs of smoke in the distance. Palate: An array of zesty menthol and orange peels, hints of hibiscus, and vanilla pod with a backdrop of fennel, anise, and smoked toffee.
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