Nose: thick, warm, tobacco leaves, earthy, mushrooms, (over)ripe fruit, a hint of sulfur, mint, cloves
Palate: mouth-drying, spicy, white pepper at first, later honey-like sweetness with dried fruits, cranberries, dried and fresh cherries and other red fruits
Finish: long, warm, sweet, lots of different dried fruits, cranberries, cherries, creamy
Mark: +++++
Mark: +++++
Conclusion: Very likable. As I already said, if you can still get a bottle (for the original price might be nice), count yourself lucky. This release went very fast, where many bottles must have disappeared to the collectors, and only some have found their way to one of the Glenmorangie appreciators, as this bottle did (thanks again Maurits for the sample!). Aside from the sulfur I picked up, she is great.
More info from the website: "Inspired by Dr Bill’s travels across France’s greatest vineyards and the friends made along the way, Glenmorangie Companta (Scots Gaelic for ‘friendship’) is a refined balance between bold spice and rich, smooth sweetness; the result of a careful assemblage of spirit extra matured in Grand Cru casks from Clos de Tart and those of a lusciously sweet fortified wine from Côtes du Rhône."
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