The Glenmorangie Truffle Oak Reserve isn’t just rare, it’s unprecedented. Crafted from oak trees grown in truffle rich soil, this 26 year old single malt exudes an earthy luxury that borders on the surreal. It’s whisky, reinvented through terroir.

Glenmorangie Truffle Oak Reserve 26 Year Old 70cl
Brand: Glenmorangie | Category: Highland Single Malt | ABV: 43% | Origin: Scotland | Vol: 700ml

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Subtle yet complex, white chocolate, damp forest floor, poached pear, and a hint of wild mushroom drift together like mist over a highland glade.
Palate: Silken and savory, with layers of toasted almond, cream caramel, fig, and delicate herbal spice. There’s a luxurious umami note that sets it apart.
Finish: Long, soft, and deeply mellow. A whisper of oak, earthy truffle, and bittersweet cocoa linger like a final bow on a velvet stage.

Production Details:
Matured in casks made from oak sourced from truffle-fertile forests in France, a first in whisky. These unique casks impart subtle earthy tones and depth rarely seen in Scotch, amplifying Glenmorangie’s signature elegance with savory complexity.

Perfect For:
Quiet contemplation. Firelight. Fine leather bound books. Or for whisky collectors seeking the elusive intersection of earthiness and refinement.

Expert Notes:
Lauded for its balance of richness and restraint, the Truffle Oak Reserve is a connoisseur’s dram, praised by critics for its boundary-pushing concept and seamless execution. A crown jewel in Glenmorangie’s Private Edition series.

Customer Reviews:
“I didn’t know whisky could taste like this, earthy, elegant, unforgettable.”   Reina L.
“It’s not just rare. It’s unreal. Worth every second it spent aging.”   Miguel T.
“The savory side of Glenmorangie. Pure, aged brilliance.”   Felix J.

Interesting Fact:
Glenmorangie’s team waited decades for just the right oak, harvested from truffle-growing forests in the Périgord region, before crafting these custom casks. No one’s done it before, and no one’s done it since.

Serving Suggestions:
Neat, in a wide bowled glass. Let it breathe for at least 15 minutes. Add a drop of water only if you want the softer orchard notes to rise but don’t rush it. This one unfolds with time.

Distillery Background:
With the tallest stills in Scotland and a reputation for daring innovation, Glenmorangie continues to stretch the boundaries of flavor and finish. The Truffle Oak Reserve proves their Private Edition series isn’t just about experimentation, it’s about elevation.