Whisky Review: The Glenlivet 25-Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky
We review The Glenlivet 25 Year, matured in traditional casks, followed by being double cask finished in first fill Pedro Ximénez Sherry and Tronçais Oak Cognac casks.
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We review The Glenlivet 25 Year, matured in traditional casks, followed by being double cask finished in first fill Pedro Ximénez Sherry and Tronçais Oak Cognac casks.
We review The Glenlivet 21 Year Old, matured in traditional casks and then followed by being triple cask finished in first-fill Oloroso Sherry, Tronçais Cognac and Colheita Vintage Port casks.
A dig near a Moray distillery has led to historical discoveries dating back to 1824 - uncovering the past of whisky production.
A dig near a Moray distillery has led to historical discoveries dating back to 1824 - uncovering the past of whisky production.
Time: 3-4 hours I was delighted to be involved in the launch of Glenlivet’s three Smugglers’ Trails a few years ago and spent some time exploring the remoter quarters of Glen Livet, climbing high on to the Ladder Hills that separate this remarkable whisky-producing glen from Donside to the south. Corbett-baggers will be well aware of the riches of the area – Carn Mor, 2639ft/804m, is the highest of the Ladder Hills, and in the east the whisky hill itself, Ben Rinnes 2759ft/840m, and its neighbour, Corryhabbie Hill 2561ft/781m, stand close to the march with another famous whisky prod...