Glen Moray 1991 Adelphi Selection 24 Year Old, Bourbon Cask, Cask #7004, 1991, Adelphi Selection, 54.3%

Name: Glen Moray 1991 Adelphi Selection 24 Year Old, Bourbon Cask, Cask #7004, 1991, Adelphi Selection, 54.3%
Brand: Glen Moray
Rating: 84 (1 reviews)

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A Speyside malt distillery that was originally built as a brewery in 1828 before converting to whisky production in 1897. It was an important part of the Macdonald & Muir portfolio in the 20th century, however as of 2008 has been owned by the La Martinquaise division of COFEPP in France. The flagship brand of Scottish independent bottler, Adelphi Distillery Ltd. First introduced in 1993, bottlings ...

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Type: Single Malt Whisky
Region: Speyside
Age: 24 Years
Vintage: 1991
Bottled: 2016
ABV: 54.3%
Volume: 70cl
Distillery: Glen Moray
Origin: Scotland

Cask type: Bourbon
Bottling: Independent Bottling - Adelphi Selection
Peated: Unpeated
Single cask: Yes
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Cask origin: N.A
Cask no.: 7004
Batch: N.A
PPM: N.A
Barley: N.A
Fermentation: N.A
Master distiller (bottling): N.A
Master distiller (distillation): N.A

Limited edition: Yes
Bottle count: 221
Has box: Yes
Closure: Cork
Presentation: Bottle and box
Series highlights: Adelphi Selection
Historical context: N.A
Special release: Exclusive for Adelphi Club Denmark
Allocation: Denmark

Nose: Floral, malt, musty, juicy fruit, light oak, tart green apples, saw dust.
Palate: Spicy oak, herbal garden, anise, green apples, floral, malt, shortbread, slightly dry. Full mouthfeel.
Finish: The spice dies down quickly, the herbal fades but the anise stays, floral and malt hold as it becomes all very dry. Medium length.

84 / 100 · Based on 1 published review.

pocket.tram7 Jul

84 / 100

There’s a pleasing tension here between the juicy fruit and tart green apple on the nose, then the drier, herbal side on the palate. Anise gives the spice a distinct note, while malt and shortbread keep things from feeling too sharp. The finish sounds less settled: spice fades quickly, anise lingers, and the whole thing turns very dry. That restraint and contrast are appealing, though the drying close keeps this from feeling fully balanced. A characterful Speyside single malt rather than an easy, rounded one.

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