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the glenlivet nadurra 16 year old (06 2006)

Distillery: The Glenlivet
Style: Single Malt
Release: 06/2006
Age: 16 Years
Alcohol: 57.2% abv.
Region: Scotland, Speyside
Bottled For: Distillery

A limited cask strength expression, bottled at 57.2%. Non chill-filtered.

Review this whisky

review by anonymous

The spices anise and ginger give this whiskey an exceptional not.

review by anonymous

Color: Dark Amber

I like the kick of this wiskey - nice & strong.

review by mp

Color: Pale Gold
Nose: Oak, Citrus, Floral
Body: Full bodied. Bourbon cask emparts a very strong flavour, almost overpowering.
Finish: medium finish, with strong oak at first, and later hints of floral and citrus.

This bottling is 47% abv. Although this is a smooth whisky, I don't see it as a everyday drink - for that I would choose the Glenlivet 12 which is lighter and more fruity. Those who like Bourbon may enjoy this 16 year old bottling, as the bourbon casks used really show through when tasting.

review by dramiel mchinson

Color: Golden Straw
Nose: Oatmeal raisin cookie, clay, some nose tickle, a little beeswax and spice
Body: Medium body very warm almost hot in the mouth.
Palate: Powerful attack on the palate at first sip, peppery. Spicy getting more sweeter with the cask oak there in the background. Very one-dimension and simple.
Finish: Hot oaky spice slowly fades. The spice lingers.

Water and a nice rest period tames the 57% ABV a little, opening up the nose more. This isn't a complex or balanced whisky, It's better suited for times when a raw whisky with more kick than flavor is the order of the day.