Glen Moray 12 vs The Singleton 12

We put 2 Twelve year old Speyside Single malts Head-to-Head in a blind tasting to see who comes out tops.
GLEN MORAY 12
A whisky with a long heritage, beautifully balancing vanilla and berried notes, this quintessential Speysider reflects all our expertise. It is distilled on the banks of the River Lossie where we have been making Glen Moray since 1897. This single malt is entirely aged in carefully selected American oak casks to bring out its traditional Speyside character.
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THE SINGLETON 12
This smooth, naturally rich Single Malt Scotch Whisky has sweet fruity notes and a lingering, pleasurable warmth. Attractive and chewy, easily combining sweetness from ageing in American oak and fruitiness from European in a slow-distilled, traditionally made Speyside malt whisky.

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Two Speyside Single malts go Head-to-Head

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I like that the head to head is being done semi blind. I would like to see something go up against Three Ships 10Yo, but I'm not sure that it would work because it may be too distinctive. And seeing as there's no equivalent from SA to go against it, what would be a good Scotch to match it up against? Perhaps Talisker 10yo? Maybe the matchups should stay between whiskies from the same region and of the same style rather?

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Its quite strange how the flavours change when your eyes are closed. I am trying to keep the regions the same as an Islay vs Speyside just wouldn't work in my opinion.
We could try a three ships 10 vs a Bains 10 ??? Same distillery

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@@whiskymad I can imagine! I have to do more blind tasting myself. Yes those are the same distillery but so different from each other. Your comparison in this video was good and worked well. Maybe next time two Highlands against each other, like Glenmorangie vs Tomatin.