Glen Moray Pure Malt 8 Year Old Bottled 1980s

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 14 Year Old 1998 A.D. Rattray

Since the takeover of Glen Moray by the French spirits giant La Martiniquaise (also known for Label 5 and Glen Turner), some more single malt is put out (although most of the 2,5 million litres per year is still destined for the blenders). Independent bottlers play an important role, like A.D. Rattray. We will be trying two of their releases H2H....

Score 82/100

Glen Moray Chardonnay Cask Mellowed

Nose: Interesting. Toffee, fizzy sherbet and water melon. Slightly floral. Palate: Sweet with some citrus fruit. A hint of cream, toffee and honey then turning slightly vinegary. Finish: Dry oak, more sherbet and honey. Balance: Light and pleasant as a general rule but nothing to pull it all together. A very drinkable whisky that lacks any real...

Score 76/100

Glen Moray Cadenhead's Single Cask 20 Year Old

Thinking back, I'm pretty sure that Glen Moray was the first single malt I ever owned. It wasnt bought either, a house clearance gift from a friend if I remember correctly. This was back in the strictly Jameson and Johnny Black days mind you. Did I like it? Honestly can't remember, it certainly wasn't as off-putting as I found Glenfiddich at...

Score 87/100