Highland Single Malt Legends - The Tarlogan Limited Edition Virgin Oak & Ex-Bourbon Casks
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As a distilled spirit, this single malt does not mature further in the bottle. It is ready to be enjoyed immediately upon release and will maintain its exceptional character for decades if stored upright and away from direct sunlight.
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Rich chocolate desserts, roasted game meats, or aged hard cheeses like mature Cheddar.
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Glenmorangie's 'The Tarlogan' is a captivating Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky released as part of the distillery's Legends Collection. It pays homage to Tarlogan, a legendary 3rd-century Pictish king, and the sacred Tarlogie Springsโthe distillery's precious, mineral-rich water source nestled in the Scottish Highlands. Crafted using Glenmorangie's signature tall copper pot stills, which are the tallest in Scotland to ensure only the lightest and purest vapors ascend, this expression is uniquely matured in a combination of virgin oak and ex-bourbon casks. The virgin oak imparts bold, woody spices and sweet vanilla, while the ex-bourbon casks contribute classic notes of coconut, honey, and soft citrus, resulting in a beautifully balanced, multi-layered dram steeped in Highland lore.
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Established in 1843 by William Matheson on the shores of the Dornoch Firth in Tain, Glenmorangie is a pioneering Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery renowned for its innovative spirit and craftsmanship. Now owned by LVMH, the distillery is famous for utilizing the tallest copper pot stills in Scotland, which produce an exceptionally elegant, pure, and delicate spirit. Glenmorangie is a global pioneer in wood finishing, meticulously aging its spirit in the finest oak casks and finishing them in select wine and fortified wine barrels. This meticulous process yields celebrated expressions ranging from the flagship Highland Single Malt 'The Original' to complex, highly coveted releases like 'Signet' and the rare 'Cote De Nuits Wood Finish'.