46,3°
Distillery : Glen Moray - Speyside
American Ex-Bourbon Barrels and Port Finish
Original Bottling
Core Range
Single Malt
Launched in 2019
Unchillfiltered, Uncoloured
Totally Unpeated
To complement the Elgin Heritage range of older Glen Moray bottlings, the distillery is launching this 21-year-old in August 2019, aged for 20 years in bourbon casks, then finished for a year in port casks. Elgin is the city in which the distillery is located.
Let's Taste It :
Very rich nose of wood and red fruits, fig, damson, ripe apricot, but also pumpkin, salted butter caramel, crushed blueberries, white currants, blackberries and a few raspberries. Behind, cereals, barley, wheat, muesli, rich, damp earth. Very fine balance. The palate is creamy, with a whisper of vanilla, varnished wood, grenadine, molasses, a pinch of lychee, quinces, spices, paprika, turmeric and saffron. Once again, very rich and varied. Nice, strong finish, on wood and heather, cola, a few floral hints, a splash of lemon. Biscuit.
In Short,
I really enjoyed it. And then when I saw the price, I lost it. It's a great success, complex, fruity, smooth, creamy and solid. But it's not worth the price it's currently selling for. Besides, it's much cheaper on the secondary market, which says a lot.
Score : 88
To Be Listened While Sipping :
Larkin Poe - Mad as a Hatter
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