Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve Scotch Whisky

Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve Scotch Whisky is a Highland single malt, 750mL, 40% ABV, matured in three distinct casks: ex-bourbon barrels, rye whiskey casks, and new charred oak. Each wood brings its own voice — bourbon casks for creamy vanilla depth, rye whiskey casks for warm spice, new charred oak for structure and toasted sweetness — harmonized into Glenmorangie's famously smooth, fruity house style — available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.

Glenmorangie has distilled in Tain, Ross-shire since 1843 in Scotland's tallest stills — their long necks produce an exceptionally pure, delicate spirit that takes wood beautifully. The Triple Cask Reserve is the distillery's study in oak contrast: rather than finishing in one cask type, the whisky is built from three maturations, each chosen to layer flavor without overwhelming the distillery's signature elegance.

Tasting notes (official-style profile): aromas of ripe pear, candied orange peel, honeysuckle, and grapefruit, with cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg spice; a creamy palate of crème brûlée, cherry chocolate, fudge, orange sherbet, maple, and marzipan; a smooth, lingering finish of vanilla oak and warm spice.

Why buy: Rye-whiskey-cask-matured Scotch is still a rarity — and at this price it may be the most approachable way to taste what rye oak does to Highland malt. Explore more Scotch at Del Mesa Liquor or browse Glenmorangie at Del Mesa Liquor.

FAQ — people also ask:

Q: What are the three casks in Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve?
A: Ex-bourbon barrels, rye whiskey casks, and new charred oak — no sherry casks are involved in this expression.

Q: What is the ABV?
A: 40% ABV in the 750mL US format.

Q: Is this a sherried Glenmorangie?
A: No — despite the name, the "triple cask" here refers to bourbon, rye whiskey, and new charred oak. For sherried styles, browse more Scotch at Del Mesa Liquor.