Glen Moray 19 Year Old 1991 Rare Auld

Glen Moray 1984 Bot 2004

This 1984 Limited Edition is an official bottling from 2004, making it a 20 Year Old. Alas (well, who knows?) bottled only at 40% ABV. The nose starts off pretty pleasant. Sweet on summer fruit, slightly floral with quite a bit of caramel. Apple, pear, mandarin, apricots and pineapple. Fruity fellow. The attack is rather weak and somewhat watery...

Score 82/100

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 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

Glen Moray 34 Year Old 1977 Malts of Scotland

This is the second Glen Moray I taste this month. Actually, this is my second Glen Moray ever. The first one I tasted was the standard 12 Year Old during a fancy whisky dinner in Antwerp. The independent bottler Malts of Scotland bottled something quite different indeed: this one is 34 years old. The creamy nose burst with tropical fruit (think...

Score 88/100