Glen Moray 10 Year Old Bottled 1970s 75cl

Glen Moray 25 Year Old Portwood Finish

Glen Moray was the first ever whisky that I tried, the first bottle that I bought and the first whisky that I tasted on Scottish soil. So it will always have special place in my heart. As of late, more varieties of NAS Glen Moray have hit the markets, On the supermarket’s shelf the traditional Glen Moray is now often accompanied by a peated...

Score 78/100

Glen Moray Chardonnay Cask Mellowed

This Glen Moray still enjoys an age statement, i.e. 10 years. It got a finish on Chardonnay wine casks. That particular grape can be found all over the world, but primarily in Burgundy, France. I was unable to find out how long said finish was, but I presume several months. Oh, this nose is surpringly fruity with peach, apricots, fresh apples,...

Score 78/100

Glen Moray 20 year cask strength

If I didn’t know that Cadenheads don’t chill filter. I would know without a second glance at this bottle. There are literally bits floating in it... nom! If I didn’t know that Cadenheads don’t add caramel. I would know by simply appreciating the light gold, almost honey like hue. Nose Buttery brioche, Lemon penny sweets, lemon sherbert, honey, a...

Score 94/100

Glen Moray 12 Year Old

I visited the Glen Moray distillery on the outskirts of Elgin in September 2010. But it was a Sunday, so the visitor centre was closed. This entry level 12 Year Old is dirt cheap. Between 25 and 30 EUR for a bottle of single malt. The nose is very soft and sweet on vanilla, toffee and honey. A touch of oak and some pear drops. Unfortunately not...

Score 76/100