Glen Moray 17 Year Old 1995 Strictly Limited Carn Mor

Glen Moray “Dimensions” Glen Moray 1991 cask 9408

Another Single cask bottling from the DT “Dimensions” series of cask strength bottlings by DT, this one comes from a 1991 cask (Ex-Bourbon I think according to color and profile) , and bottled at 54,8% ABV. This is also my first Glen Moray tasting note. So, it’s double as fun. Let’s roll : Nose: Malt ,bitter almonds , marzipan vanilla wood and...

Score 83/100

Glen Moray 12 Year Old

12 year-old Glen Moray, 40%, color is amber. Some very slight hints of smoke (very slight, indeed), some honey and fruity aromas (pears!) and… traces of soap (?). I like to smell the empty glencairn on the next day when the alcohol is gone and the flavors remain in the glass: Here the Glen Moray reveals its discreet maltiness with traces of pears....

Score 82/100

Glen Moray Duncan Taylor Dimensions 15 Year Old 1994

Some time ago, I reviewed a Duncan Taylor bottling of a Glen Elgin, which was quite good - this Glen Moray is the second of three samples I'll be looking at. Like the Glen Elgin, it is non-coloured, non-chill-filtered and bottled at 46%. Glen Moray distillery, in Elgin, was a brewery first - the conversion took place in 1897. It struggled for a...

Score 75/100

Glen Moray Classic

I am not the most experienced reviewer and am writing it as i see/smell/taste it. I have heard this referred to as the "entry level" expression by Glen Moray. I wouldn't disagree. Upon pouring into the glass you see a very fair, light coloured liquid which appears to have a silky quality. If given one word to describe appearance I would...

Score 73/100