Glen Moray

Glen Moray 22 Year Old, 1962, Wm. Cadenhead, 46%

Name: Glen Moray 22 Year Old, 1962, Wm. Cadenhead, 46%
Brand: Glen Moray
Rating: 82 (1 reviews)

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A Speyside malt distillery that was originally built as a brewery in 1828 before converting to whisky production in 1897. It was an important part of the Macdonald & Muir portfolio in the 20th century, however as of 2008 has been owned by the La Martinquaise division of COFEPP in France. The oldest independent bottling company in Scotland and one of the earliest and foremost advocates for the sing ...

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Type: Single Malt Whisky
Region: Speyside
Age: 22 Years
Vintage: 1962
Bottled: 1985
ABV: 46%
Volume: 75cl
Distillery: Glen Moray
Origin: Scotland

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Bottling: Independent Bottling - Wm. Cadenhead
Peated: Unpeated
Single cask: No
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Closure: Cork
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Nose: Not very forthcoming. Some linseed oil and wet hay, as well as leafy notes. Light chalky notes, as well as a faint hint of polished oak. Industrial wax. Old books in a dusty library. After a while a faint floral hint comes out. Hardly any fruits though.
Palate: The oily, dusty style prevails, even though it got a little fruitier now. Oranges and lemons, leaving a sweeter mark but also a faint bitterness of marmalade. Interesting earthy notes and a vague peppery warmth (without the pungency). Overall really mild. Showing some honey and ripe apples. A gingery bite towards the end.
Finish: Relatively long, with the same combination of earthy spice, orange peels and hay.

82 / 100 · Based on 1 published review.

shortwave_atlas18 Sept

82 / 100

This leans into a quiet, earthy style rather than an easy burst of fruit. The dusty, oily opening and faint floral note sound restrained, while oranges, lemons, honey and ripe apples bring more lift on the palate, with a little marmalade bitterness to keep it from feeling too sweet. That shift, followed by hay and earthy spice on a relatively long finish, gives the character some welcome detail. Its mildness is part of the appeal, though it may not suit anyone looking for a bold, immediate dram.

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