Glen Moray 1992 Fifth Chapter

Duncan Taylor Rare Auld Glen Moray 1988 21 Year Old

Duncan Taylor is an independent bottler with their HQ in Huntly, close to Aberdeen. Their Rare Auld series normally contains casks that have matured for over 30 years, but apparantly this 21 Year Old Glen Moray was considered old enough to be bottled under this banner. It was neither chill filtered nor coloured. The nose is very perfumy. Floral...

Score 84/100

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 Dimensions - Glen Moray 24 Year Old (1988)

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/expect from the nose.

Score 84/100

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