ABV 51%
As appealing and intriguing as a cupboard full of granny's jams for a young pilferer (I was one!). You just can't resist!
Martine Nouet
Glen Moray
Brand
Glen Moray
Bottler
1962, Ed Dodson's Last Manager's Choice
Expression
Single Malt
Type
42
Age (Years)
2005
Year of Bottling
51%
ABV
Speyside
Region/Country
Standard (Distillery or blended)
Bottling Type
Taster
Nose: Tangy, estery. Sour fruit. Hint of nail varnish. Burnt wood. Develops intense fruit: red plum, apricot, sherry notes lusciously underline without overpowering.
Palate: Silky, crisp and firm. A beautiful array of Oloroso notes: plum jam, cherries, figs, coffee beans.
Finish: Long, lingering. Marzipan and oak.
Comment: As appealing and intriguing as a cupboard full of granny's jams for a young pilferer (I was one!). You just can't resist!
Score: 8.5
Taster
Nose: Light wood oil notes, chocolate/hazelnut, bracken, frangipan, lemon. A hint of rancio. Mature.
Palate: Surprisingly soft. Caramel. Light tannic grip, into Terry's Chocolate Orange, dried cherries, firm oak.
Finish: Marzipan.
Comment: We're looking at big interaction between oak and spirit, but has balance and complexity.
Score: 8.5
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