Glenmorangie Tales Series Whisky Showdown!

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

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[@piperjon]

Cake and Ice Cream. What's not to like. Although I rather be in the Forest than at a birthday party. LOL Cheers.🥃😎P.S. Yes, more like this

[@Limit67]

Bought some extra Tale of Cakes after trying it. I loved it. My grandma made the best pineapple upside cake (and peach); so I like to have it when I think of her.

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

Why have i never considered using peaches!

[@dreamingwolf8382]

more like this!

[@JonBlankman]

I thoroughly enjoyed the video. I liked the hindsight look at your thoughts on each on at the end as well. Thanks.

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

Thanks Jon! Any time I can film drinking 5 whiskies is a good time

[@charlesashworth6805]

Shocking cake and ice cream for the win

[@bambam2x905]

Love the Glenmorangie core range! Thank you for doing this.

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

Totally agree. They've been solid for so long

[@dougalbert9831]

Great video, Bill! I'd enjoy watching you do the same with other scotches.

[@Adma93]

Great idea for a video! I have Tokyo, and I really liked it on the first taste (fan of Japanese whisky), but on subsequent tastes I haven't found it as nice. I can readily get winter and ice cream where I live, and whilst they are a little on the expensive side compared to other locations, this has made me very curious to try them!

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

Of those two, I'd suggest the ice cream for sure!

[@AlexDraut]

Very fun video, cheers!

[@javieracosta3439]

Fun video! You mentioned the Allta which was the last of Glenmorangie's ten 'Private Editions' which pivoted into the Tales series. It still feels like a continuation of the same idea that began 15 years ago but with more eye catching packaging. I have seen the older Bacalta, Astar and Spios down here on Connecticut shelves but they are all about $130 which is getting nearer the 18 year. But found the Allta at $90 with its wild yeast, higher 51.2% abv and non-chill filtering seemed a total steal. Would like to hear if you think the old Private Editions were better overall than these newer Tales. Cheers and thanks for the video!

[@steveamsp]

Great rundown, Bill, keep up the good work

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

Thanks Steve!

[@royboy2124]

Great video as always. I think you already did a video for this or a similar one between the big three of Islay, I think it was Ardbeg and Laprhoig 10yr as well as the Lagavulin 8yr. I'd like to see something similar but have a Kilchoman and Bruichladdich selection put in the mix to see how they compete with those because they're every bit as good in my opinion. Cheers!

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

That sounds like a lot of fun!

[@TheSharkPadlock]

Great blind comparison video! I personally enjoy the Tale of the Forrest for its unique flavor! And I have never seen Tale of Cake in store (argh!) But I do really enjoy getting to try out the new expressions in this series when they come out.

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

I think this will be something I continue to buy

[@lorenzoharrisonjr.3625]

great video and editing! i like how you highlighted the name while trying it. glenlivet vs glenmorangie or just a glenlivet? i know pretzels work as a palate cleanser for beer. do you think it works for whiskey?

[@TheWhiskeyDictionary]

Thank you! Pretzels definitely work. Personally, I'd go Glenmorangie as I think they have more unique special releases. Glenlivet is great for people new to drinking whisky though!