Glen Moray

[hugoguava]

Noticed that this was on at very cheap deals at Christmas I could even buy at from Booker Cash and Carry and make good margin selling it for £18 !
Has anyone actually tried this ? is it any good or absolute filth ?
saw it had a wine and spirit competion medal but that's not usually worth a lot

[Ganga]

Willie'll drink anything Nick.

I enjoy Glen Moray and have been fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to try some very unique bottlings including one handfilled at the distillery. I think part of it is that many are looking for peated whiskies or big sherry bombs as opposed to the lighter side presented by Glen Moray. I've missed the Chardonnay 12 yos but I did have the "mellowed in chenin blanc" versions (12/16).

[hugoguava]

just the straight up and down selection

well i'll just buy some more and give it whirl myself
customer told me it was very good but he was about 107 years old and had a nose the colour of Oz Shiraz so i didn't take him at his word !
seeing as it's quite chilly out maybe a 1995 connoisseurs choice ardbeg before bed !

[Ganga]

Mayhaps to have to open the two I have stashed. Standard 12 (no finish) and a young cask strength indie bottle.

[Ganga]

Little Glen Moray finished in wine casks. Didn't identify the chenin blanc nor the chardonnay.

Nose: hard candies, malt, sweet coated nuts, grain straw, wax
Palate: peanut brittle, straw, fresh buns
Finish: long and malty

[Swedish Chef]

I've been sipping some of the 16yo the last few weeks. It's not the best whiskey I've had, but in it's price range it's very good.

[whiteshirt]

As a regular drinker of Glen Moray and having a large. selection of limited bottlings in my collection.

My impression is that it is a good everyday very reasonably priced malt (NAS less complex than the 12 or 16) .

You don't feel that you have paid over the odds for something that is as good as the more expensive malts..

[ClubSmed]

Noticed that this was on at very cheap deals at Christmas I could even buy at from Booker Cash and Carry and make good margin selling it for £18 !

You can usually get it in Aldi for about £15 I think if you are talking about the NAS

[DavidUK]

The NAS 'classic' is very drinkable and most enjoyable as a light,clean and fruity malt. I tried it in a pub and was pleasantly surprised considering how cheap it is in the supermarkets.

Saw a bottle with a few quid off in ASDA yesterday and bought it for £15-50

[Reggaeblues]

Just last night I was sipping the almost-end of a single cask red wine finished bottle I got from the distillery. Delicious it was. all manner of malty sweet shop memories conjured up, from wine gums to tangerine sticks to icing sugar...

An OB of something like this at a rather more civilised strength of 46%(this one was great at 59.7%) would go well I reckon. Nothing quite like it.

They certainly have some unique bottlings, like the Mountain Oak which masquerades as a Bourbon, but lighter and sweeter.

[ashleypenney]

I have tried most expressions of Glen Moray and i find them myself ok nothing to shout about but if i saw them on a good deal i would buy them

I like the Glen Moray 8 year old classic