Glen Moray 1962 34 Year Old Cask #4115 Murray McDavid

Glen Moray Dimensions - Glen Moray 24 Year Old (1988)

Nose: nutty, wonderfully nutty, oak, mellow grass/hay, hint of honey. Palate: nice and oily with a sharp nutty sweetness. Lots of oily walnut in the long, mellow finish. Exactly what I would hope for/expect from the nose.

Score 84/100

Glen Moray 15 Year Old Distillery Selection

This Glen Moray was only available from the visitor center at the distillery, provided you had £100 to spare. The cask has been replaced by now, making this quite a unique opportunity. So thanks a lot, Arnout! It comes from a sherry cask, which can be deduced clearly from the colour. The whisky was bottled at a whopping cask strength of 58,7%. The...

Score 87/100

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

Glen Moray Duncan Taylor Dimensions 15 Year Old 1994

Some time ago, I reviewed a Duncan Taylor bottling of a Glen Elgin, which was quite good - this Glen Moray is the second of three samples I'll be looking at. Like the Glen Elgin, it is non-coloured, non-chill-filtered and bottled at 46%. Glen Moray distillery, in Elgin, was a brewery first - the conversion took place in 1897. It struggled for a...

Score 75/100