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Glenmorangie Company/Glenmorangie 18 Year Azuma Makoto Extremely Rare Highland Single Malt Scotch 750 ml
Glenmorangie 18 Year Azuma Makoto Extremely Rare Highland Single Malt Scotch 750 ml
$165.99
About this bottle
Glenmorangie's 18 Year Old Azuma Makoto edition is a Highland single malt Scotch whisky, aged for eighteen years and presented as an extremely rare, limited release inspired by botanical artist Azuma Makoto. Distilled using Glenmorangie's famously tall stills — the tallest in Scotland — it carries the distillery's signature light, elegant style rather than a heavy, smoky one. Expect layered citrus and orchard fruit, honeyed sweetness, and warm vanilla and spice from extended oak ageing, finishing smooth and lingering rather than sharp. This is a collector-grade pour for whisky enthusiasts and gift-givers chasing a genuinely rare, limited Highland malt rather than an everyday dram.
How to drink Glenmorangie 18 Year Azuma Makoto
Pour it neat in a tulip glass and give it a few minutes to open before tasting — an eighteen-year Highland malt like this rewards patience more than ice. A few drops of water can coax out more of the honey and citrus if you want to explore it further.
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How should a rare aged single malt like this be served?
Neat, in a tulip-shaped glass, giving it a few minutes to breathe before tasting. Ice or mixers aren't necessary and can mute the aromatics of an eighteen-year-old whisky.
What's notable about this release?
It's a limited, extremely rare bottling from Glenmorangie's 18 Year Old range, produced in collaboration with botanical artist Azuma Makoto.
What makes Glenmorangie distinctive as a distillery?
Glenmorangie uses the tallest pot stills in Scotland, which is part of why its whisky tends toward a lighter, more elegant style rather than a heavy or smoky one.
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