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the glenlivet 15 yo french oak reserve

Distillery: The Glenlivet
Style: Single Malt
Release: Unspecified
Age: 15 Years
Alcohol: 40% abv.
Region: Scotland, Speyside
Bottled For: Distillery

The Glenlivet 15 yo French Oak Reserve is beautifully structured with an interplay of fruits and spices. The aroma is intense and sweet with hints of citrus fruit. A full palate contrasts notes of ripe mango with cinnamon and white pepper. This leads into a long and creamy finish balanced by a teasing, spicy dryness conferred by selective maturation in new French Oak casks.

Review this whisky

review by anonymous

Color: Full gold
Nose: Light citrus fruit, a hint of oak and ginger
Body: Thin and light
Palate: Sweet vanilla with smooth woodiness-hints of light fruit
Finish: The finish is what killed it- thin and quick with an antiseptic feel

A decent whisky but not worth the money

review by dramiel mchinson

Color: Dark Straw
Nose: Light aromas of toasted cereal, a little fruit syrup and raisins, hint of oak with a floral background
Body: medium body, slightly buttery
Palate: Starts with a lightly sweet toasted cereal, quickly gets drier as the Limousin oak kicks in with a spicey aromatic crispness.
Finish: medium finish with a hint of vanilla and the dry spiciness of the Limousin oak.

The difference in the flavor profile from the limousin oak compared to the usual bourbon oak is very distinct.

review by colin

Color: Pure Gold
Nose: Lots of alcohol. Some citrus. Over ripe mango.
Body: Very light and creamy. Wet.
Palate: There's something very striking in the nose when you taste it. Fruity and playful. Vanilla pudding.
Finish: Easy. A slow fade of delicate flavors. Ends cleanly.

This is my first taste of this bottle. I didn't expect I'd like this one as much as i do. It's a very delicate and structured malt with nothing that would offend an inexperienced whisky drinker. Its yumminess makes it a good desert whisky.

review by saul

Color: Golden
Nose: Too much alcohol to appreciate the nose full strength
Body: Thick and grows thicker.
Palate: Wood smoke. Tangy. High flavour notes.
Finish: Long. Start out slow. Nice and warm in the back of my throat, and the warmness slowly spreads downwards and fades out. Light.

Not offensive. Fun to drink, but not very complex.

review by fyoder

Color: Darker honey.
Nose: Rosey, Formaldehyde.
Body: Thin. Wet. Mild.
Palate: Malt. A bit smoky. Salt. Ripe fruit. A bit citrusy.
Finish: long, long, long

decent