1952 - 1977 The Glenlivet 25 Year Old “ The Queen’s Silver Jubilee” brandy

1952 - 1977 The Glenlivet 25 Year Old “ The Queen’s Silver Jubilee” brandyColour: Dark amber. Nose: All on all kinds of roasted nuts (lots of pecans), high end fruitcake, truckloads of dried figs and that fabulous smokiness that one can fnd in some old Glenlivets. Goes on with balsamico, then parsley, chives and dill, then pine resin, wax polish Endless development. Just fab. Ah, also fantastic notes of old walnut liqueur Mouth: Amazingly thick, creamy, concentrated, starting on old walnuts just like before, roasted coffee

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It is characterized by an alcohol content of 40 degrees

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This rare 28 year old Campbeltown malt was distilled at the Springbank distillery in July 1974 and bottled in March 2003 for the Chieftain's series from Ian Macleod & Co

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