Glen Moray Elgin Classic Port Cask Finish Single Malt Scotch Whisky 750ml Bottle

Stop number 41 on the SDT is Glen Moray. This Speyside refinery was recently possessed by Moã«t Hennessy/Louis Vuitton which claims Glenmorangie and Ardbeg yet they dropped the brand as it didn't fit with their extravagance profile. Glen Moray is currently a piece of La Martiniquaise France's second biggest spirits organization. Alright enough with the backstory now we should get to the great stuff. This NAS articulation is packaged at 40% ABV is probably chill sifted yet seems by all accounts to be a characteristic shading (albeit a have no real confirmation) of strawberry blonde. I have no clue about its age or of to what extent the port completing procedure was. The nose begins sweet with rich croissants strawberry Chipper Farmer confections and some port wine notes. Exceptionally sweet undoubtedly. Nectar nutmeg and a little cinnamon and sugar. This is unquestionably a treat measure. I get lemon squares tidied with powdered sugar and cocoa powder. Almond glue or marzipan travels every which way. This resembles smelling a sweet table at a family occasion party. Some cinnamony oak out of sight. A malty character appears sooner or later. This is an extraordinary nose that is intricate albeit generally it is fairly quelled and watered down. Spicier than anticipated on the sense of taste given how sweet the nose was. A decent measure of oak and sweet port notes. Some blueberry/blackberry pie. Dim chocolate and a pinch of ginger. Once more generally excellent yet watered down and ailing in power. Light bodied mouthfeel that is slender and dry. Medium short completion that has port wine almond glue and lemon candy. Scott made an unbelievable showing in his survey and I got on a large portion of very similar things he did with just a couple of contrasts. A major gratitude to him for the example he gave. This scotch is so near being incredible. Everything is there it simply needs a higher ABV to convey it over the end goal. I love the nose extremely charming if not slightly lopsided from all the sweet notes. The sense of taste is somewhat meager and the completion is excessively short. 46-half ABV would have made this a power to be dealt with. For hell's sake I'd even take 43%. At around $25-30 you truly are getting an extraordinary incentive for cash. Without that low value I would give this a 3.5 yet it's VFM factor gives it a lift to 3.75. I presently had a powerful urge to attempt the multi year port completed rendition! Cheers ðÿ¥ƒ