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Whisky Glenlivet 44 ans Sherry Cask Antipodes (70cl) 1978 - Lot of 1 bottle - 0
Whisky Glenlivet 44 ans Sherry Cask Antipodes (70cl) 1978 - Lot of 1 bottle - 1
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Whisky Glenlivet 44 ans Sherry Cask Antipodes (70cl) 1978

SpiceWine to sip

48.5%

0.7L

Intensity

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Whisky Glenlivet 44 ans Sherry Cask Antipodes (70cl) 1978

About the Producer Glenlivet

Scotland, Speyside. Distillery operational. Owners: Chivas Brothers Ltd, Pernod Ricard

Chivas Brothers' flagship malt, The Glenlivet was widely introduced to the international scene and became one of the world's most popular Scottish malts in the early 1950s. Its owners completed something of a Herculean task, releasing Glenlivet in a number of different age expressions in the 1960s, including a 12, 15, 18 and 21 year old. Then, in the 1970s, it released superb vintage versions distilled 1959 and 1961, alongside the famous 12 year old, before beginning the new millennium with an outstanding range in the style of the day, The Glenlivet Cellar Collection. In terms of independent bottlings, it was under the colourful label “Glenlivet Whisky, George & JG Smith”, which paid tribute to the distillery's founder (also a colourful figure in the whisky industry in the 19th century), that bottlers released the malt, including Gordon & MacPhail who once again stood out with remarkable editions heavily influenced by sherry.

Detailed characteristics

Quantity: 1 bottle

Origin: domain

Recoverable VAT: yes

Original wooden case / Original case: yes

French customs seal: no

Alcohol percentage: 48.5 %

Region: Scotland - Speyside

Appellation: Whisky

Vintage: 1978

Colour: amber

Service temperature: 12°

Viticulture: conventional More information....

Intensity: full-bodied

Leading aroma: spice

Tasting occasion: wine to sip

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