After the 1823 Excise Act, George Smith became the first distiller in the Highlands to obtain a license for distillation and, in 1824, he established The Glenlivet on what was once a farm distillery called Upper DRummin. Many of the neighbouring distilleries were illegally run and involved in smuggling. They became indignant, for George Smith was running Glenlivet by legal means. Such was the tempest of their fury, George had to carry a pair of pistols for protection.
The Glenlivet 15 Years French Oak Reserve
£51.62
- Maximum Purchase:
- 76 units
- Country:
- Scotland
- Region:
- Scotland
- Proof:
- 80
- ABV:
- 40
- Maturation:
- Used Bourbon & Used Sherry
- Type:
- Single Malt Scotch
- Color:
- Amber
- Mouth Feel:
- Creamy
- Profile:
- Sweet, Round
- SN Rating:
- 5
- Finish:
- Medium
- Body:
- Heavy
- Pairing Attributes:
- Sherry, Nutty
- Tip:
- Neat
- Label:
- -
- Bottler/Manufacturer:
- Pernod Ricard
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