Glen Moray reviews

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…

Since 2008 Glen Moray is in French hands. La Martiniqaise has quite some brands in its portfolio, including port, gin, rum and whisky. Think Glen Turner, Label 5 and Sam Barton. Not top shelf stuff, to…

Recently, I 've been working my way into the Glen Moray range. Their 10 yo expression, spending its whole existence in Chardonnay casks, is a great dram... and a bargain to boot! Now here lies their 12…

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…

A close friend of mine purchased the 12 yo expression a year ago. I've been putting it off all this time, I guess I just simply forgot. So, I started researching online and find out that Glen Morays are…

A good friend of mine got me this bottle for my birthday last year, and before I had tasted the contents, it already ticked a lot of boxes for me: bottled from a single cask, respectable ABV & age sta…

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…

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Elgin, being the capital of Moray, located in the heart of Speyside, has seen a lot in the past, but now the vicinity houses several distilleries, one of them being Glen Moray. I am writing this review…

This is an extraordinary whisky for the price I purchased it for.We start off with this deliciously golden dram sitting enticingly in the glass. As it dances underneath my nose I get a marvelously fresh…