Whisky Review: Domaine des Hautes Glaces Les Moissons Single Malt

The palate is grain-forward, too, but I also get grass hay initially, and butter on the mid-palate. Some more baking spice and a dash of oak round out the palate. It’s light, but not watery, with a pleasant, lingering finish. Final Thoughts & Score/Buy A Bottle: Score: 91/100 This is a warm, comforting hug of a whisky that’s complex but still approachable. The mix of grain, fruit, and spice call to mind, for me, a baked fruit tart, or perhaps—not to read too much into this whisky’s country of origin—a clafoutis. It should be noted as well Rémy Cointreau Group has expressed interest in buying this distillery – how this may impact their whisky in the future remains unclear.