Glenmorangie The Tayne Patron dragon eye

dragon eye

Its typical smoky character is derived from drying the barley over a traditional peat

without a doubt

Robust with a dry finish

and very collectible

Glenmorangie The Tayne Patron dragon eyeIn 1583 a Spanish Armada was rounding Scotland as it fled from the English Navy. Legend has it that one of the boats in the fleet was sunk in the Tayne Firth near the distillery (now The Dornoch Firth) and that many of its survivors settled in Scotland. This whisky pays homage to those men and their stricken vessel, by putting a Spanish twist on Glenmorangie's classic character. Finished in, unusually, amontillado sherry casks, Tayne is a fragant