The central, and entry level release in the Elgin Classic range from Glen Moray distillery. Very easy to drink, this stuff offers up hints of soft citrus and barley.
Light, fresh. Grist. Nutty, floral. Dried grass. Slightly fruity.
Oak, gentle. Well balanced, walnut, grist. Citrus, lemon sponge.
Tangy citrus, spicy fruitcake.
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this speyside single malt has a decent taste and is the same price as a quality blended whisky like monkey shoulder. has a very slight harshness but also a lot of smooth bold vanilla honey flavours. it does lack a bit of depth but if you're on a budget this can be a satisfying wee dram that definitely won't break the bank. next step up would be tomatin legacy for perhaps 5 bucks more
I don't know why, but sometimes I like this, other times I'm not so sure, not to the point of hating it but maybe a bit too light for me. I suppose you can't grumble at the price, especially when some supermarkets sell for under £20
Discernible Chardonnay nose. Light, delicately sweet but not too much. I get a subtle taste of Malted Milk biscuits and slight nuttiness with gentle grass/ hay. I like it!
Solid dram. Easy sipper, not complex, not rich or sophisticated but nice flavor and a balance of fruit, grain, spice, delicate whiskey. Won't knock your socks off, but it offers more than the run of the mill ex-bourbon cask speyside. Recommend for a beginner getting into scotch or an Irish whiskey drinker (like me) exploring Speyside scotch.
It’s a cool little whisky I love all the Islay whiskies. Personally but glen moray is good if you want more than one glass a session whisky maybe
