Photoshop font

Hello,
For my website, i changed the font of the logo in Photoshop, the problem however is that i can't remember which font i used for the word Menorca in the logo. Is it possible to identify which font i have used? Or does someone recognize the font i have used?
Thank you!
Julian

Here is a screen shot of the what font is this web page you need to seperate out you fonts looks like you use three of them,

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