An easy going blog for easy going malts
If you can remember last year you will remember I did a few Glen Moray’s for their Tweet Tasting Event. I think I mentioned that the original plan was to try the new 25 year old. The timing of this didn’t work out and we tried the 21 year old instead. None of that was […]
The final whisky of the tweet tasting and I am sure you will be glad to get onto some other content is a peated single malt from Glen Moray. Peated spirit has been on the production schedule at the distillery for some time now. In most supermarkets you can pick up the Elgin Classic Peated […]
Apologies for the Caol Ila glass in the picture but these things happen. The third whisky from the tasting was one which I believe is all sold out. 300 bottles were produced to raise money for the Hearts + Balls Charity in conjunction with Edinburgh Rugby. To find out more information on the charity you can […]
Moving things on to the next whisky in the Tweet Tasting on Wednesday 13th was a much older whisky at 21 years old. This is a relatively new release for the Heritage range which sports a more classical packaging design with each bottle carrying an age statement. The original plan was to try the as […]
I was very generously invited onto the latest Glen Moray tweet tasting. As usual if you weren’t involved or didn’t see the treading tweets last night then you can use the hashtag #Glenmoray to see what the collection of tasters thought of the 4 whiskies on offer. The first one was a whisky I have […]
If there was one brand which owns the entry level single malt sector it would be Glen Moray and their Classic’s range. The distillery has a complete range of whiskies all available for under £30 in the UK and I have been remiss to have not mentioned them here before now. The Distillery The Glen […]
