Glen Moray 30 Year Old

Glen Moray 12 Year Old

This bottle has been opened for a week. I bought it mainly because I found a bottle for less then $25. It isn’t a bottle you typically see around, and it had the misfortune to be owned by Gldnmorangie Group when they owned Glenmorangie, Ardbeg, and Glen Moray . . . so it gets no love. I think it might best be remembered for being the “other half”...

Score 86/100

Glen Moray SMWS 35.78 Praline and flat Coca Cola

My wife and I had recently attended a Scotch Malt Whisky Society tasting, a group of whisky enthusiasts known world wide for their rare cask strength selections that are brilliant and oftentimes weird. Our first whisky was a Glenmorangie and then we got a chance to try an extremely rare moonshine type whisky: Glenmorangie New Make Spirit. The next...

Score 88/100

SMWS 35.34 - Moroccan tea-room masculinity

A 13 year old Glen Moray from a "designer" new charred oak cask. It is a dark reddy-gold in colour and has a rather low viscosity in the glass. Without water, there is a lot of alcohol on the nose. So much that I almost recoiled on the first breath, although this is to be expected at 55%ABV. There are aromas of nuts (unsalted peanuts?),...

Score 94/100

Glen Moray 12 Year Old

as far as speyside malts go this is on the fruitier, sweeter side. it is completely un peated and lacks even the slightest hint of smoke - some may like this but i prefer a strong smoky finish. For a 12 year old it tastes remarkably young almost like an 8 or 10. It is quite light and sweet with a lot of hidden spice, masked by the young, unmatured...

Score 73/100