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96-100
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The Glenlivet 1966 Cellar Collection Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky

  1. $2000
The initial aroma emits luscious notes of light toffee, milk chocolate and cocoa bean; following aeration a bouquet of dried red fruit, candied walnut, nougat and faint vanilla bean evolves. Palate entry is smooth and smolderingly warm; at midpalate tastes of mature oaky spirit underpin surface flavors of cedar, resin, caramel and a dash of plum eau-de-vie…  — P.P.  (12/15/2004)
96-100
points

The Glenlivet Archive 21 Year Old Speyside Single Malt Whisky

  1. $120
Opening bouquet offers sedate fragrances of dried flowers and malted barley; aeration stimulates marginally bigger aromas of dried yellow fruit (baked banana), toasty oak barrel and still-vigorous spirit. Palate entry is succulent, honeyed and luscious; midpalate tastes of dates, figs, S’mores, cocoa butter, nougat and dark fudge. Finishes oily, buttery…  — P.P.  (12/15/2009)
93
points

The Glenlivet 18 Year Old

  1. $90
Vibrant orange-amber color and a warm, citrusy scent. Expect lots of honey and caramel from the get-go, winding into an interestingly dry and lingering finish entwining leather, cocoa, coconut and ginger. Good value.  — K.N.  (12/15/2011)
92
points

The Glenlivet Nàdurra Aged 16 Years

  1. $60
Light and versatile, although at over 100 proof “natural cask strength,” this golden spirit could stand some dilution, whether via a dose of ice water or mixing into a cocktail. Perfumy floral-honey nose, with flavors of vanilla lemon, oak, and a hint of smoke on the finish.  — K.N.  (12/15/2011)
91
points

The Glenlivet The French Oak Reserve 15 Years of Age

  1. $50
Don’t dilute this light, gentle Scotch too much. Enjoy the honeyed, fresh tropical fruit aromas and mouthwatering vanilla and almond flavors with a hint of smoke and spice on the finish. Light body. Good value.  — K.N.  (12/15/2011)
90-95
points

The Glenlivet 15-Year-Old French Oak Reserve Speyside Single Malt Whisky

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  1. $50
First whiffs pick up scents of fresh pineapple, cedar, and paraffin; later sniffings detect subtle notes of baked pear and sweet oak. Palate entry features a firm, moderately oily, and velvety texture; by midpalate, integrated flavors of ripe peach, pear drops and bran delight the taste buds. Finish is extended, semisweet and coconut-like. Replaces the 12-year-old…  — P.P.  (2/1/2005)
90-95
points

The Glenlivet 2003 Cellar Collection Release French Oak Finish 1983 Speyside Single Malt Whisky

  1. $200
Opening aromas are biscuity, marshmallow-like, grainy and semisweet; further exposure to air adds scents of oak, very light peat, tea leaves and creamery butter. At midpalate, it tastes of candied nuts, light caramel, vanilla and pine nuts keep the taste buds occupied. Finishes with a burst of vanilla and oak. Plumper than one expects The Glenlivet to be.  — P.P.  (11/15/2003)
90-95
points

The Glenlivet Nàdurra 16-Year-Old Cask Strength/Non-Chill Filtered Speyside Single Malt Whisky

  1. $60
The first nosing passes detect notes of charred meat, vanilla bean and pipe tobacco; aeration time stimulates more grainy/floral scents. The palate entry is sweet, oaky and slightly spicy; the midpalate finds delightful flavors of malt, sweet oak, honey, nutmeg and toffee. Concludes warm, but not searing. Sweet and succulent.  — P.P.  (11/1/2007)
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