Glenlivet 1938 / Bot.1970s / Gordon & MacPhail Speyside Whisky

Distillery
Glenlivet
Region
Country
United Kingdom
Type
ABV
40%
Price
£3500
Tasting notes
Old Wood, Honey, Vanilla, Toasted, Dried Fruit
Description
Distilled in 1938 and aged for over 30 years before its 1970s bottling, this Gordon & MacPhail Glenlivet is a remarkable survivor from the distillery's pre-war era. The extended maturation has allowed the spirit to develop deep complexity and integration with its cask. This venerable expression reflects both the whisky-making traditions of its time and Gordon & MacPhail's expertise in nurturing rare stocks. Reserve this for contemplative moments and serious whisky study.

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Glenlivet 1938 / Bot.1970s / Gordon & MacPhail Speyside Whisky

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Glenlivet 1938 / Bot.1970s / Gordon & MacPhail Speyside Whisky

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Glenlivet 1938 / Bot.1970s / Gordon & MacPhail Speyside Whisky is a from Glenlivet (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect vibrant and fruity, sweet and oaky character — old wood, honey, vanilla, toasted. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

Distilled in 1938 and aged for over 30 years before its 1970s bottling, this Gordon & MacPhail Glenlivet is a remarkable survivor from the distillery's pre-war era. The extended maturation has allowed the spirit to develop deep complexity and integration with its cask. This venerable expression reflects both the whisky-making traditions of its time and Gordon & MacPhail's expertise in nurturing rare stocks. Reserve this for contemplative moments and serious whisky study.

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