Glen Moray 15 años 1994 Dimensions Duncan Taylor

Glen Moray 12 Year Old

Drank neat. The nose was for me the best part-- floral and fruity, with subtle notes of pear and apples. The body was light and smooth, but slightly rough at the same time. The taste was smoky, woody, and very lightly sweet. I agree with another review for this whisky I saw on this forum, in that this is a "tad unfinished" for a 12-year...

Score 76/100

SMWS 35.34 - Moroccan tea-room masculinity

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 much that I almost recoiled on the first breath, although this is to be expected at 55%ABV. There are aromas of nuts (unsalted...

Score 94/100

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

Nose: Thick nose. With quite some alcohol up front ; Starts with honey sweetness, ample wood, wood spice, mint, pine . then gets fruity : red apples, peaches and some pear. some vinegary sour note too. With time it gets dusty. Palate: Yea. Starts hot and spicy peppery with a lot of wood. Spices arrive on a second wave. Ginger powder. Apples in...

Score 88/100