Glen Moray 1991 19 Year Old Old Malt Cask #6637 Douglas Laing

Glen Moray 15 Year Old

Nose: luscious sweetness. Classic sherried Speyside aromas: chocolate orange, toffee, vanilla fudge. Taste: smooth and silky with big fruit and gentle spice. Toasted oak on the back of the tongue. The body is very light, almost watery. This is one you want to roll around the tongue for a bit to really let it sink in. It is a lovely taste,...

Score 88/100

Glen Moray 12 Year Old

Though this charming bottle claims American oak aging, it’s all Speyside sweetness on the nose - and with that lovely untamed fruitiness that brings one back to this region, like gooseberries and green apples. This is discovering an unknown Speyside all over again, a Speyburn or a Singleton, a tart, pinching, honey-and-vanilla dram. With a...

Score 88/100

Glen Moray 12 Year Old

Recently, I 've been working my way into the Glen Moray range. Their 10 yo expression, spending its whole existence in Chardonnay casks, is a great dram... and a bargain to boot! Now here lies their 12. It was also a great bargain at $32.99. Lets see what it beholds! Nose: Light, fresh, delicate. Quite herbal. Light on the sherry. Apples....

Score 75/100

Glen Moray 16 Year Old

Not a particular fan of the Speysides I find them a little harsh for my tastes. But right from the deep gold color and may be a slight all spice noise. Maybe slightly sweeter than other Speysiders, definitely smoother, no lack of taste with a nice depth of oakyness that leave the drinker happily satified. Glen Moray is a nice place to visit.

Score 93/100