Glenlivet 1966 George & J.G. Smith Gordon & Macphail

Glenlivet 18 Year Old

.....OK, that's not a serious title really. What I'm saying is that this is so, sooooo drinkable! I've just finished one sample, (which was to be my third and final drink of the day after reviewing a couple of others) but I've found myself pouring another. Obviously a popular classic which has been reviewed numerous times so I'll try and add what...

Score 85/100

Glenlivet SMWS 2.83 - Intense explosion of taste

The whisky from this cask was distilled on May 18 1993 and matured for 19 years in a refill hogshead, which yielded 228 bottles. The colour is a deep orange gold. On the nose, very fruity (apples and pears, a Glenlivet signature), with toffee and a little vanilla. A wee bit of orange in the background with the crisp, dry malt. Some dusty hay as...

Score 91/100

Glenlivet 15 Year Old French Oak Finish

A good dram for introduction to scotch, but not too interesting. More complex and enjoyable than the 12 yo however there are many other, better options for your money. The nose is fruity, sweet, and (not surprisingly) oaky. Palate continues similarly with strong wood flavor and sweetness. A little bitterness comes through. Finish is medium length....

Score 70/100

Glenlivet 12 Year Old

After being very disappointed with this one's main competition Glenfiddich 12, I was hesitant to try it. While waiting for the doors to open at a casino concert a few days ago, I spotted this one at the bar amongst all of the blends. I ordered a glass and was somewhat surprised. It tasted more like a good Chenin Blanc than a Speyside Single Malt....

Score 81/100