Glen Moray Elgin Classic Port Cask Finish

Price - 18£ Presentation- wine glass. Water Color - light champagne Nose - heavy alcohol, strawberries. Flavor - pepper and fire. A little berry. Light body. Finishes with some wood and biscuit. Overall - not my jam. Brother in law brought it, will drink in emergency. Rating - 55/100

Nose: Plum, wine notes and honey Taste: sweet taste that reminds me a lot of a Irish whiskey. A touch of the port wine flavor comes through briefly but doesn’t linger. Tannins build moving toward the finish but most flavors disappear quickly. Overall: I would call it palatable but best to be used in mixers. Can easily fool an Irish whiskey drinker to believe its an Irish instead of a scotch. Don’t want to down grade it much as not much was not thought to be much as I found a scotch for $10.99 but figured it was worth a try for the price. Really enjoyed the port taste from the port finish just wish it would linger longer instead of coming and going immediately.

ok... I'm a noob. this was recommended to me as a non peat entry into scotch. no real nose smell to enjoy. rare. tastes like wood and booze but I'll finish the bottle for sure. then move on.

Nice

Plum , very fruity on the nose and palatte. Honey and a lot of spice come through, but finish quick. The bourbon and port cask really come through but too bad it doesn't linger enough. No high expectations when purchased, but I am not dissapointed after tasting.

very fruity nose, nice berry flavour small finish. breakfast whisky