WH-GMR-004 Minignonnette Glenmorangie sherry wood finish, hard to find

🥃 Miniature Glenmorangie Sherry Wood Finish – Hard to Find Edition

Embrace the depth and warmth of the Glenmorangie Sherry Wood Finish, presented here in its rare miniature (mignonette) format. This expression highlights Glenmorangie’s mastery of wood finishing — initially matured in American oak casks before being finished in Oloroso sherry casks from Jerez, Spain. The result is a whisky rich in dried fruit complexity and nutty sweetness. The miniature edition has become exceptionally scarce and highly collectible, prized by whisky lovers and miniature collectors alike.

📋 Features & Details

• Brand: Glenmorangie

• Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky

• Region / Origin: Highland, Scotland

• ABV: 43%

• Age: Typically around 12 years (no age stated on miniature)

• Cask Type: American oak casks followed by Oloroso sherry cask finishing

• Bottle Size: 5cl (50ml) miniature / mignonette

• Packaging: Classic Glenmorangie design; part of early wood-finish series miniatures

• Status: Discontinued – hard to find and highly collectible

👃 Tasting Notes

• Nose: Aromas of dried fruits, raisins, and honey with hints of warm spice and toffee

• Palate: Rich and rounded, featuring sherry sweetness, roasted nuts, and subtle oak undertones

• Finish: Long, smooth, and gently warming with lingering notes of fruitcake and caramelized sugar

⭐ Independent Review Highlights

• Flavor Profile: Celebrated for its perfect marriage of Highland malt and sherry richness — elegant, sweet, and full-bodied

• Collector’s Insight: The miniature Sherry Wood Finish is one of the rarest Glenmorangie minis, often sought after to complete the early wood-finish trilogy (Port, Madeira, and Sherry)

🎁 Presentation & Collectibility

• Ideal For: Whisky miniature collectors, Glenmorangie enthusiasts, and those who appreciate sherry-aged single malts

• Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed neat or slightly warmed to highlight its rich, nutty layers

• Availability: Extremely limited – occasionally appears in vintage whisky auctions or private collections