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Glenlivet 12 Year Old (Old Bottling)

5cl / 40%

£9

About this whisky
  • Malt type: Single Malt
  • Region: Speyside
Glenlivet's signature style is well-captured in this 12-year-old single malt whisky. It can be described in different ways – complex, smooth, sophisticated. With a very well-balanced palate it initially hits with pleasant fruit notes with dominant pineapple flavour and has a very long, creamy and smooth finish. Aged in European and American oak casks for 12 years it acquires a gorgeous bright and vibrant gold colour. Best enjoyed with a portion of seared scallops.

Tasting Notes

Fruity and summery

Strong pineapple notes, well-balanced, fruity

Long, smooth and creamy

Flavour Profile

fullness
balance
sweet
fruity

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About Glenbotal

The idea of Glenbotal came to us organically: as whisky lovers, we were always on the lookout for new experiences in the whisky world. But when we were interested in trying something new to stretch our palates, buying the whole bottle was too much of a commitment for us. What if we don’t like it? What would we do with the rest of the bottle?

That’s why we created Glenbotal and became our very own first customers. We buy bottles from auctions, ballots, and private collections then share them with a small circle of friends and people who can appreciate a good dram.