Glen Moray Sherry Cask Finish - Elgin Classic

I’m sure I’ve had this plenty of times before. However, this most recent offering has a twang of peatiness about it, reminiscent of Highland Park. I don’t recall noticing this before.

I like sherry cask conditioned whisky and for this price this is excellent. I received a bottle for Christmas and after 10 days there is about a glass left! Will buy this again and again

Lovely whisky for 26£ ...for whisky under 50 ...non pitted one of the best....

If you want a nice and easy, every day single malt the GM Sherry Cask Finish offers a lot for the price point. For me there are a lot of toffee notes (that of course could be the butterscotch as stated above); I don't get the cinnamon (probably as well, as I'm not a fan) - but ultimately a warm and pleasant finish that does not disappoint. I would certainly return for more. If you like the Speyside / sherry experience then this whisky is worthy of your attention.

fruity and buttery, then caramel followed by lots of spices.. its young but quite palatable too. at least you know its whisky...

struth

For the money, this is a sublime drink. Never seems to fluctuate in quality

Gorgeous. I wouldn't be ashamed to offer this to any of my whisky drinking friends but I'd rather drink it myself. I love that oak/leather aftertaste which doesn't over power the malt at all. This is a bottle I like to keep handy for when I fancy a dram straight but the price means I don't wince if I fancy a Whisky Mac or even as a cocktail ingredient. When my sons want to bring me a gift they know the blue box will make the old man smile.

Well well , this was a pleasant surprise.
I never really go for the OFF THE SHELF styles or the no aged cheaper and 40%ers, but this cheeky fella has taken me by surprise.
Deliciously smooth, and perfectly rounded on all levels .
Great on the nose . Not overly Complex and with a mid range finish that's pretty warming as the fire I sit by in the highlands here
For under £30 I would say buy it as your go to dram .
I'm certainly grabbing it again

Leather and Cork on the nose but tastes much nicer, fruit cakey. Drinking this straight after an Auchentoshan American Oak and the Glen is so much nicer and interesting

When you let it known to your family you're into whisky suddenly you start to get bottles of the cheap stuff ( lost count of how many bottles of Famous Grouse and Bells I have in the garage now that is used only for flu toddies or cooking). Someone decided to buy me a bottle of this stuff and tbh wasnt expecting great things. I love a smoky / maritime malt and generally steer clear of Speyside malts. Anyway today is Christmas day so had a dram whilst listened to the Queen and wow was really surprised. Basically its Christmas cake in a bottle. Fruity, rich and very pleasant. If ever I get this again it certainly won't be relegated to the garage and will stay proudly in the drinks cabinet with the rest of my collection. Completely recommended and who knows might start a new Speyside love affair.