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Since our inception, The Glenlivet has always been about moving forward, setting new standards and exploring unconventional ways to deliver new single malt taste experiences that complement The Glenlivet’s fruity house style. Discover more about our bicentennial journey and our plans for the future.

  • The Glenlivet 14 Year Old Cognac Cask Selection
  • This exquisite Glenlivet 25 years old is an expression that has been created by selectively finishing our whisky across first-fill Pedro Ximénez Sherry and Tronçais Oak Cognac casks, bringing indulgent richness to the iconic smooth and fruity house style of The Glenlivet. Enticing notes of sweet fig and blood orange deriving from the sherry influence are complemented by the Cognac cask’s warming notes of ginger, toasted oak, and a hint of charred pineapple. With rich amber and golden shades, the finish of this expression is incredibly long, sweet, and with gentle spice notes.
  • GOLD MEDAL 2006 SAN FRANCISCO SPIRITS COMPETITION, 5 STARS-SPIRIT JOURNAL 2009. Glenlivet Archive is produced from casks ranging in age from at least 21 years old to as much as 40 years old.
  • 95 PTS WINE ENTHUSIAST,DOUBLE GOLD MEDAL-2008 SF SPIRITS COMP. Selected from exceptional casks that have matured for more than eighteen yrs! The flavors are rich and powerful with a smooth finish.
  • This 15 year old expression from The Glenlivet, was matured in French Limousin Oak casks. Limousin Oak is a popular choice for maturation of Cognac. The nose is rich and oaked. There are notes of chewy resinous wood with a well-balanced acidity. Fudge and Madeira with apple crumble with calvados. The palate is full and rich with winter spice; cinnamon and cloves, thick oak with developing aridity. The finish is long and dry with a peppery note.
  • George Smith, our founder, was a trailblazer with an irrepressible spirit. In creating a whisky in his honour we were understandably keen to do him justice. The Glenlivet Founder’s Reserve captures the distinct, smooth, fruity taste that he first envisioned in 1824 and for which we are still renowned today. And because we remain as dedicated to innovation as our founder ever was, we’ve given this classic single malt a contemporary twist.
  • The Glenlivet was the first legal distiller in Scotland (1824) and the only one allowed to be called 'The Glenlivet'. What Grande Champagne is to Cognac, the glen of the river Livet is to Speyside - the most famous speyside highland malts.
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