dramspotter scored this whisky 84 points 
From my notes, it would seem that whatever Glen Moray character there is is going to be submerged by what seems a First Fill ex-Bourbon Barrel. So I think the result while good is perhaps not really representative of the distillery but is cask dominated - but feel free to disagree if you are a Glen Moray fan: I do not claim any expertise with this distillery.
It is a very interesting mix; I think a whole bottle to drink would be too cloying: a bottle would be too much but one or two glasses is very pleasant - one for long summer evenings in the garden. A good recommendation if you want more of the cask influence and less of the distillery.
It is a very interesting mix; I think a whole bottle to drink would be too cloying: a bottle would be too much but one or two glasses is very pleasant - one for long summer evenings in the garden. A good recommendation if you want more of the cask influence and less of the distillery.
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icing on a Xmas cake, elderflower cordial, fresh pear, a sweatiness as well
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starts mild and unassuming then starts to build, light pear drops, sweet white wine, juicy fruit chewing gum
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medium; quite clean white grapes, unvarnished pine furniture, very refreshing with just an offputting sweetness at the end
