The oldest single malt whisky ever bottled, this whisky is a symbol for the entire industry. On the 3^rd of February 1940, George Urquhart and his father, John, began the creation of this legacy defining whisky. As the world entered the Second World War, it was through the tremendous foresight of the Urquhart’s that this dram was brought into the world. The Glenlivet Distillery was chosen as the resting place, and this cask was matured for a stunning 80 years. The cask of choice was a first fill sherry butt, chosen by Gordon & Macphail. It was awoken from its spectacular slumber on the 5^th of February 2020, being bottled at 44.9% abv. 250 bottles have been produced, and it goes without saying this is one of the most collectable bottles of all time.

The design for the bottle and presentation box was done by Sir David Adjaye OBE, internationally renowned architect and designer. The decanter and glassware have been specially produced by Glencairn Crystal Studio, the pavilion oak case coming from Wardour Workshops in Dorset, England.

On the nose arises aromas of scented hand soap, gorse, almonds, sandalwood, and a distinctly summer feel. The palate is oily, lightly sweet to start, with an elegant drying period, followed by hints of menthol. This menthol comes back on the finish, which is vibrant, engaging, and quite simply incredible. We could not be prouder to offer such a dram.

Inspired by the iconic British code breakers of World War II, this limited edition Speyside single malt from The Glenlivet challenges whisky fans’ to put their senses to the test to decipher the tasting notes of The Glenlivet Code. Crafted with casks never before used in The Glenlivet, the flavour promises to be a completely new experience. Drinkers are invited to crack the code in an interactive adventure unlocked by scanning the bottle’s code in the Shazam mobile app. Those who manage to pass the ultimate flavour test will be presented with a cipher of their tasting notes and a score comparing their accuracy to that of Master Distiller, Alan Winchester.

The Glenlivet single malt range is now world famous for that wonderful, warming smooth fruit flavours. The new Founders Reserve whisky balances these flavours exceptionally, with creaminess and sweetness characteristics made possible with the use of First Fill American oak casks.

This well balanced and smooth single malt is Glenlivet’s newest expression and pays tribute to their pioneering founder George Smith, capturing the smooth fruity taste that he first envisioned in 1824.

Full gold in colour, the nose is mellow and sophisticated – fruity overall backed by sweet biscuit notes with a remote and elusive fragrance that becomes more floral at reduced strength. The taste is sweet with a creamy finish

Nàdurra Oloroso has been matured exclusively in first fill Oloroso sherry oak casks from the Jerez region of Spain: the most highly prized and sought after casks used by whisky makers.First fill Oloroso sherry casks have long been famed for imparting wonderfully rich, luxurious flavours of dried fruits and warm spices to single malt whisky.

The third in The Glenlivet Nadurra series, this expression is the first to have a subtle, smoky taste profile owing to it’s time finishing in American oak casks that previously held heavily-peated Scotch Whisky. Taking its lead from its past, this Single Malt is inspired by the process of using peat smoke to dry the malted barley, which was in practice at The Glenlivet Distillery during the time of its founder, George Smith.Bottled at a fighting 61.5% abv, this expression takes the classic, smooth and fruity house style that made the range famous and enriches it with gentle, aromatic smoky notes to create a brand new experience.