Products
Core Range
- The Glenlivet 12 Year Old
- The Glenlivet 15 Year Old French Oak Reserve
- The Glenlivet Nàdurra 16 Year Old
- The Glenlivet 18 Year Old
- The Glenlivet Archive 21 Year Old
- The Glenlivet XXV 25 Year Old
Limited Releases - Cellar Collection
- The Glenlivet Cellar Collection 1972 Cask Strength
- The Glenlivet Cellar Collection 1959 Cask Strength
- The Glenlivet Cellar Collection 1964 Cask Strength
- The Glenlivet Cellar Collection 1967
- The Glenlivet Cellar Collection French Oak Finish 1983
- The Glenlivet Cellar Collection American Oak Finish 30 Year Old
Travel Retail
These bottlings are only available through the travel retail market, such as airports and ferries.
- The Glenlivet 12 Year Old First Fill
- The Glenlivet 15 Year Old
Other products Glenlivet 70yo 1940/2010 (45.9%, Gordon & MacPhail, Generations, sherry butt, C#339, 100 Bts.) Type Scotch Single Malts (Disclosed Distilleries) Distillery Glenlivet Bottler Gordon & MacPhail Brand Name Glenlivet Year Distilled 1940 Year Bottled 2010 Alcohol By Volume 45.9% Other Details Generations, sherry butt Cask Number #339 Bottles 100 Issued 2010
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