Country Scotch Whisky
Distillery/Brand The Glenlivet
Style Single Malt Whisky

The Glenlivet XXV

A 25 year old from The Glenlivet, finished in Oloroso sherry casks.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Rich. There are notes of chewy sultanas and morello cherry; dried herbs and cooked fruits with apple crumble and a balanced acidity; crème de cacao.

Palate Thick and smooth. There are notes of Sherried peels and sultanas; chewy toffee and walnut; dried fruits emerge with a juicy touch.

Finish Long and rich with winter spice.

Winner of 8 spirit awards

Winner
Winner
Best Speyside Single Malt - 2014
World Whiskies Awards
Gold
Gold
Speyside Single Malt 21 Years and Over - 2014
World Whiskies Awards
Gold
Gold
Distillers' Single Malts 21 years old and over - 2014
International Spirits Challenge
Gold
Gold
Speyside Single Malt 25yo+ - 2014
The Scotch Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business)
Gold
Gold
Speyside Single Malt 25yo+ - 2013
The Scotch Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business)

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for The Glenlivet XXV (25 Year Old)
Worth every penny
Stunning depth and worth every penny
Master of Malt Customer
4 years ago
Very Good..... Competitive Price
Everyone has a different sense of taste. I have tasted many a scotch and many whiskey's. Many of the comments I read on websites and in magazines often confuse the.... nose, palate and finish with the price.

So what did I experience? Its very smooth and rich in flavor with a hint of spice and not earthy and at the end. The @43% ABV is good for my palate, you don't sacrifice the smooth flow and flavors that higher ABV would overpower.

Now the price. Well I go through a couple 12 YO, 16 YO bottles for about 45.00-65.00 US dollars. I spring for a 18YO around 90.00-110.00 US Dollars and I can honestly say price wise they were good value for the money.

I did not buy this bottle myself, it was a gift and I believe it was $450.00 US Dollars. Now it was definitely worth it to me. I did not pay for it. Would I buy this with my own money and try it? Yes I would. Do I think its worth $450.00. Its pretty close. I do purchase a bottle between 400.00-500.00 US dollars once a year on a 20 or 25 year old bottle and in comparison, I would take Glenlivet over several other high end bottles of Scotch that I have had.
Master of Malt Customer
4 years ago
Absolutely amazing! Get a bottle if you can! Best Scotch under $350
I tasted this with a friend when I knew nothing about it. I instantly realized this was a high quality scotch and is likely the best I've ever had so far. I came to that conclusion prior to knowing what we were drinking or knowing anything about it--so it was a quasi blind tasting in essence. The folks who state this has no finish likely had no taste buds working that day. The finish is long and very nice. The sherry is quite evident, of course. The mouthfeel is thick and complex, rich with dark fruit, honey, and a hint of spice. No peat. Long finish. What I enjoyed the most was the body of this. Oh, and the color is awesome! I enjoy all the different regions of Scotch and various bourbons. I've had a few different Pappys. I've had a few high end Macallans and some other Glens. I keep Lagavulin 16 around. I like Laphroaig. I love Blanton's. I enjoy Nikka's offerings like their from the barrel. I've had more whiskeys than the average Joe.

I was amazed with this one! Liked it so much I went and got a bottle the following week to save for special occasions! If you can find it, get it! You will not be disappointed! I can't wait to open mine and have a sip by the firepit on a cold special evening!
Master of Malt Customer
4 years ago
Good .... but not great
Overall pretty good .. doesn't justify the price though. I am a single malt lover but macallan will always set the bar to high. A good bottle but the macallan 21 is a better bottle for the price
Master of Malt Customer
4 years ago
Great inspiration
Heavenly. Notes are accurate. Nuances of cloves on the palate.
Sanjay C K , Singapore
4 years ago
Excellent
Excellent Drink
Smooth yet rich flavor.. Great after taste..lingers and gives a hint of spice... One of my favorites
Master of Malt Customer
5 years ago
Disappointing and way too expensive
I agree with the review from Nov. 13th. 2016. It's not that impressive and way too expensive for the quality. Their 18 YO is a better whisky at a much better price point.

I my opinion the alcohol level is too low @43% ABV and that effects the mouthfell and the overall impression i a negative way - usually it wise to go above 46%

So in summary: It would be a 3 star whisky if sold at half the price - therefore 1,5 stars
Soren R , Denmark
5 years ago
Very Good
Whisky is the choice of drink for my dad and he loved this. Infact there isn't really/many he wldnt drink.
Master of Malt Customer
5 years ago
Fantastic
By far the best 25 year old I have tried
John Wotherspoon , United Kingdom
6 years ago
LOVE
The best Scotch ever. Love it. I drank some with Ricky in Sugar Land.
Art S , United States
6 years ago