The Glenlivet

Description: The only whisky allowed to call itself "The Glenlivet".

Newest Review: ... However, I do have favourites and one of those is Glenlivet, or should I say The Glenlivet. I have a glass in front of me ... more

... right now and its clean amber colour is so inviting. The taste is clean, clear and fresh with a hint of !!! I can't put this in words but it has a distinctive taste on the palate and leaves for a few seconds a delightful freshness in the mouth that is unique. It is, as I am sure you know, a Speyside malt, and has been distilled in the Glenlivet distillery for some two hundred years. These people know their job and excell with this whisky. It is expensive but you do have to pay for quality like this, for me it is n...more

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The Glenlivet: THE Glenlivet (448 words)
by - written on 12/06/04 (Useful, 1741 readings)
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I like nothing more than to relax with a good scotch but it must be GOOD. For me there is nothing better than a single malt with a name behind it, a name which in itself, when spoken, brings to mind the flavour of the region from whence it came. Of late I have been concentrating more on Islay malts savouring their rich peaty taste with a slight hint of iodine. I don't have to name them as they are household names to the true malt lover. I have sampled, at length, just about all the other malts too from all the five regions and each has its own individual attribute. However, I do have favourites and one of those is Glenlivet, or should I say The ... Read the complete review