Glenmorangie Harrison Ford Limited Edition

As mister Harrison Ford said himself: it's nice!

I'm surprised. Very good for a NAS whisky! The whisky is worth the money!

The second evaluation was based on a comparison with the Glenmorangie 18 Extremely Rare, resulting in a higher rating: Significantly more volume and sweet notes on the nose. Old Han Solo's still got it… ;-)

Nose: Toast and marmalade, tangerine and peach Palate: sweet, sugary, opal fruits and cinnamon Finish: soft spices, medium length, some warmth and bitterness Comment: very pleasant and easy to drink.

Nice! A bit edgy, but beautiful.

Nice In 2025, Glenmorangie made a big impression when it partnered with Hollywood legend Harrison Ford for a series of commercials. These were not only very funny and well-made, but – as became apparent in May 2026 – also the lead-up to an exclusive Glenmorangie x Harrison Ford release. It is a malt that matured in both Bourbon and toasted Portuguese red wine casks. It starts dark and sweet on butterscotch and brioche, drizzled with dark honey. Then follows something of orange jam and maple syrup with a subtle hint of red wine. It is all perfectly balanced here, mind you. This is a very pleasant nose. Indiana Jones would love this. It is deliciously oily. Immediately very sweet and softly spicy, where the influence of the red wine is now much more prominent, but far from overdone, allowing plenty of fruit to shine through. Think apricots, banana, peach, and even a hint of mango. This is tasty! Han Solo would love this. The finish is long, spicy, and quite memorable. Jack Ryan would love this. Great whisky, really. An even somewhat atypical Glenmorangie. I understand very well why Harrison Ford (apart from the fat check, without a doubt) would attach his name to this. To put it in his words: 'Nice'.

The color: golden brown Slight oil movement in the glass Thick, slow tears

Well, that's a different candy. A very pleasant, sweet, dessert, honey whisky. But I have a feeling that it's not a young spirit, as it has a rather woody aftertaste.

If it weren't for the "Harrison Ford" inscription, this whisky would probably have been a no-brainer for me. I'd have looked for a "sample," as I admit Glenmorangie isn't my favorite distillery. However, for me, it performs very well here, and especially for around €70, it's truly excellent for a whisky in the "Daily Dram" segment. Delicate, fruity, with sweetness and vanilla, but also with hints of honey and bitterness. Overall, I can confidently say it's quite well put together. I don't have many bottles with less than 50% ABV, so this will be one of the few, but I'll certainly remember it fondly as a whisky for leisurely sipping while enjoying a good read. It's certainly not something to down in one gulp and forget I ever had anything like it in my "collection."

Truly delicious: malty, sweet, warming. Subtle yet distinct. Full-bodied. Much less floral than many Glenmorangies. Not overpowered by the red wine, simply well-balanced. And with a long finish. In my opinion, definitely worth the money, and somehow it really does suit the actor Harrison Ford.

A beautiful, full-bodied whisky that is not a classic Glenmorangie.

A creamy, sweet and full-bodied Glenmorangie - 16.05.2026

I bought a large sample at a trade fair and later tried it at my leisure, because the Harrison Ford advertisement had caught my attention and piqued my interest. Here's my overall impression of the bottling: The whisky is quite nice, the alcohol is well integrated, the strength is ideal, the bottling is flawless, and ultimately quite drinkable. It's significantly better than the Glenmorangie 12, which I found barely palatable. The flavor intensity of the 'Harrison Ford' is restrained, and the mouthfeel is okay. However, there are so many better whiskies on the market for around €90 that I wouldn't buy this bottle. It would be fantastic if the owners spent less money on the admittedly well-done advertising and invested more in cask management. With this whisky, it would also be nice, in my opinion, if they didn't use any added coloring, defined an age statement, and incorporated a few better casks into the vatting. Ultimately, I believe this bottling is primarily aimed at the mass market. Glenmorangie's marketing concept seems to be working perfectly, as numerous YouTubers are effectively promoting the promotional packaging, which was apparently sent free of charge to select influencers, as intended. The fact that the package also includes popcorn and a tumbler further emphasizes the target audience of this bottling. This audience clearly does not include whisky nerds.

A lovely and solid summer whisky, coming very close to the 18-year-old bottlings. A bit pricey, but the taste is top-notch :) You can find the complete tasting on my YouTube channel Friendly Mr. Z Whisky & Tastings.

I'd rather have a Quinta Ruban.

Beautiful fruity nose, complex aromas. On the palate, you notice the wine's fruity notes and the good Glenmorangie character. Even a medium-length exit is pleasing. Nice whisky, but at €90 it's far too expensive in my opinion. For €60 or €70 I would have treated myself to a full-size bottle instead of a sample, but it's not worth that much to me, sorry.