Glen Moray Chardonnay Cask Finish - Elgin Classic Whisky 70cl

Scotch Whisky • 70cl • 40%
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Glen Moray Chardonnay Cask Finish - Elgin Classic
£28.95
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Country Scotch Whisky
Region Speyside Whisky
Distillery/Brand Glen Moray
Style Single Malt Whisky

Glen Moray Chardonnay

Wine casks are great for imparting a wealth of fruity notes to whisky, and Glen Moray knows this fact particularly well indeed. What we've got here is a single malt from the Glen Moray Distillery which has been given a finishing period in casks that previously held Chardonnay wine. An intriguing choice, making for some excellent Speyside whisky.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Lemon, honey, pineapple, vanilla ice cream, buttered bread.

Palate More vanilla, now with biscuity notes in support. Still has a lot of fresh fruit vibrancy.

Finish A soft hint of woody spice.

Winner of 1 spirit awards

Silver
Silver
Single Malt Scotch - No Age Statement - 2022
San Francisco World Spirits Competition

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Reviews for Glen Moray Chardonnay Cask Finish - Elgin Classic
Youthfully harsh
I've had Glen Moray standard addition quite often and the sherried version a couple of times. (Usually had quite cheaply in a supermarket and reasonable value at the £20 mark).
I have to say that this isn't a very pleasant experience. I generally go for higher abv for a full-b flavour bu even at 40% this is a bit harsh for my taste. A few drops of water opened up the nose and made it smoother on the palette but the after burn is still there and it is not a pleasant finish in my opinion
VB. , United Kingdom
8 months ago
Oh, go on then.
I got the vanilla, and would compare it more to a good old fashioned bread and butter pudding (sans creme anglais). As a stand alone it's excellent, both for taste and price. It doesn't have the same range, or depth of flavour as its older vintage, but at 2/3 of the price, it's definitely good enough for what you pay. One of those, you could just have another wee nip to be going on with.
Derek W C , United Kingdom
2 years ago