Scotch/Glen Moray Port Cask Finish Rare Vintage 25 year 750 ml
Glen Moray Port Cask Finish Rare Vintage 25 year 750 ml
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Glen Moray Port Cask Finish 25 Year is a Speyside single malt matured a quarter century in ex-bourbon casks before a secondary finish in port casks, part of the distillery's limited Rare Vintage range. Expect a deep amber color, a nose of dried fruit, toffee and a faint winey sweetness from the port influence, and a rich palate of raisin, dark chocolate and baking spice, finishing long and smooth with lingering sweetness. Bottled at 43% ABV, it's built for single malt drinkers who like a fruit-forward cask finish rather than a straightforward ex-bourbon maturation. This is a special-occasion pour given both its age and its limited availability.
How to drink Glen Moray 25 Port Cask Finish
Neat, in a tulip-shaped glass, is the way to appreciate the port cask's fruit character; ice will mute it more than most whiskies this age. Give it a few minutes to breathe before the first sip.
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Whisky86 proof
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What is a port cask finish?
It means the whisky spends most of its maturation in ex-bourbon casks, then is transferred to casks that previously held port wine for a final period, which adds the dried-fruit, winey sweetness on top of the base whisky.
What region is Glen Moray from?
It's a Speyside distillery, Scotland's largest whisky-producing region, known generally for a fruity, approachable house style compared to the smokier whiskies of Islay.
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