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Revisiting Glenlivet 12


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While on a recent business trip I purchased a bottle of Glenlivet 12, because that was the only single malt available (at Wal-Mart) in the small town I was in. It had been about 5 years since I had Glenlivet 12 and I was pleasantly reminded of how good it is, epecially for $35! It was refreshing, with tart apples, vanilla, honey, yet it wasn't too sweet. Maybe even a bit drying on the finish (which I like). I sure wish they would release this at 100 proof,,

 

Every once in a while it is good to remember that entry level can still be very good..

 

 

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Oh man.  I had a bottle of this open on my bar for probably close to 10 years and recently decided I had to get rid of it once and for all.  The only way I could do so was diluted with so much water it barely registered on my palate.

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I went through a bottle not long ago.  An easy entry level, get-to-know-scotch kind of bottle.  $35 sounds high for it, from what I remember, though.  If comparing to bourbon, I would place it in the Jim Beam White, OldForester 86, Wild Turkey 81, realm.  Totally inoffensive mostly, and bordering on darn nice on some nights.

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I thought they were phasing this out to be replaced by the NAS Founders Reserve in some markets. (?)


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7 minutes ago, gusto16 said:

I thought they were phasing this out to be replaced by the NAS Founders Reserve in some markets. (?)


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It was already phased out in some markets, but they left the 12 year old alone in the U.S.  

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