The Glen Moray Distillery, which has been based in Elgin since the 19th century,
produces single malt Scotch whisky in Scotland's most famous whisky region,
Speyside. A special variant in their range is the Glen Moray Elgin Classic
Peated, a smoky version of the classic Speyside whisky. This whisky combines
smoky intensity with the typical smoothness of Speyside whiskies, making it an
interesting introduction to the peated whisky category.

In the production process, the barley is first unusually dried in a peat-fired
kiln, which gives it a slight smoky flavor. This peated barley is then distilled
together with traditionally malted barley, resulting in a spirit with distinct
campfire notes. The subsequent maturation process in American oak barrels gives
the whisky additional vanilla and oak notes.



The Glen Moray Elgin Classic Peated therefore offers a multi-layered taste
profile that appeals to both connoisseurs and newcomers to peated whiskies.