Glen Moray reviews

This Glen Moray still enjoys an age statement, i.e. 10 years. It got a finish on Chardonnay wine casks. That particular grape can be found all over the world, but primarily in Burgundy, France. I was…

Glen Moray is in hands of the French group La Martiniquaise (previously it belonged to Glenmorangie PLC). Their flagship is the Glen Moray Classic, but there are also quite some finishes, like this one…

Nose: lively and aromatic with lots of citrus and fresh wood shavings. Also apple peel and toffee. Very nice!Taste: light and crisp with immediate sweetness, followed by a nice balancing tartness. Van…

Nose: nutty, wonderfully nutty, oak, mellow grass/hay, hint of honey.Palate: nice and oily with a sharp nutty sweetness. Lots of oily walnut in the long, mellow finish. Exactly what I would hope for/e…

Not rich enough in texture or flavour for my liking

I was under the impression that the Glen Moray 25yo Portwood Finish was a brand new instalment in the distillery’s range. I vaguely remember them making a fuss about it online a few months or even weeks…

The reviewed bottle has been open for 2 days. There is no age statementNose: nicely flavoured Port wine dominates the lightly flavoured malt...except, there's sulphur here. There's a bit of burnt matc…

Glen Moray was the first ever whisky that I tried, the first bottle that I bought and the first whisky that I tasted on Scottish soil. So it will always have special place in my heart. As of late, more…

Glen Moray can be found on the edge of Elgin and is owned by the French company La Martiniquaise since 2008. We will be trying a single cask from the stocks of David Stirk’s Creative Whisky Company. He…

I just tried a 14 Year Old Glen Moray from this independent bottler. Now let us try a 20 Year Old from 1995, just out. It is a bit darker and strangely enough has a higher ABV.The nose is wonderfully…