Glen Moray

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  Glen Moray 16 Year old - Suprising Speysider

  By GMJ on 24th May 20112011-05-24T03:11:00

  93

  Not a particular fan of the Speysides I find them a little harsh for my tastes. But right from the deep gold color and may be a slight all spice noise. Maybe slightly sweeter than other Speysiders, d… read more

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  Glen Moray 12 year old - A very young 12-year-old

  By sailorman on 1st May 20112011-05-01T17:47:00

  82

  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… read more

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  Glen Moray 1984 Bot 2004 - Penultimate Dram for the Evening

  By chrisrbarrett on 31st Oct 20102010-10-31T03:04:00

  85

  Colour is very light straw. Nose is vaguely birthday cake and yeast. Body is smooth and moderately rich. Touch of wood (for being 20 years old), soft and peachy, finishing mildly salty.

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  SMWS 35.34 - Moroccan tea-room masculinity - Shisha and Desserts

  By jiminorris on 8th Oct 20102010-10-08T20:53:00

  94

  A 13 year old Glen Moray from a "designer" new charred oak cask. It is a dark reddy-gold in colour and has a rather low viscosity in the glass. Without water, there is a lot of alcohol on the nose. So… read more

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  SMWS 35.34 - Moroccan tea-room masculinity - Doe what it says on the tin (or Bottle)

  By Speysider on 26th Mar 20102010-03-26T12:23:00

  95

  The most amazing nose, with a full body and doesn't let you down on the palate. A truly wonderful offering from this distillery and unlike anything I've tasted from Glen Moray before.

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