Glen Moray Centenary Bottled 1997 Port Wood Finish

Glen Moray 25 Year Old Portwood Finish

The reviewed bottle has been open for 2 days. There is no age statement Nose: nicely flavoured Port wine dominates the lightly flavoured malt...except, there's sulphur here. There's a bit of burnt matchstick aroma here, which will likely show up much more strongly on the finish, and in the bottle with more air time. Absent the sulphur, this nose...

Score 78/100

Glen Moray SMWS 35.51- “Every Flavour Beans”

Nose: Thick nose. With quite some alcohol up front ; Starts with honey sweetness, ample wood, wood spice, mint, pine . then gets fruity : red apples, peaches and some pear. some vinegary sour note too. With time it gets dusty. Palate: Yea. Starts hot and spicy peppery with a lot of wood. Spices arrive on a second wave. Ginger powder. Apples in...

Score 88/100

Glen Moray 12 Year Old

The Glen Moray 12 is a remarkably clean and fresh tasting single malt from Speyside and, for me, an expression that is best to start off an evening with. The uncomplicated nose first brings with it a whiff of freshly kneaded dough next to a bowl of bran cereal. This is followed by a spoonful of leftover rice pudding. Quite comforting as it reminds...

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