I absolutely love The Glenlivet 14 Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky. It’s smooth, rich, and incredibly easy to drink perfect for any occasion. I always keep a bottle in my cabinet because it never disappoints. The flavor is beautifully balanced, and it’s especially enjoyable served over ice. A truly refined whisky good stuff all around!

Great bottle for an awesome price. Only bad part not all sams club locations have them. Had to travel a few more miles but worth it.

I stole some of this out of my grandfather’s liquor cabinet when I was 19 and the only downside was it gave me a taste for the finer, smoother things in life. 😌

I really liked this whisky . It’s smooth and easy to drink, with a slight sweet taste and a warm finish. I noticed hints of caramel and vanilla, and . Not too strong, not too light .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fabulous blend. Very smooth. No harsh aftertaste. The taste is strong yet not overpowering. The price is fantastic and we'll worth every cent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Tried something new this week and wow… The Glenlivet 14 Year Old Single Malt Scotch definitely surprised me🥃 First off, the bottle is gorgeous. The deep purple label totally stands out on the shelf (apparently it’s a nod to the Cognac cask finish, which makes sense because this one has a little extra richness to it). When I poured my first glass, the color was this beautiful golden amber that already looked like it had a story to tell. On the nose, I got fresh fruit vibes — pear and peach — but then it shifted into honey, vanilla, and even some raisin sweetness. The first sip was so smooth and creamy. Orchard fruit at the start, then deeper flavors like plums, honey, and even a little chocolate with warm spice in the background. Balanced and super easy to drink. I tried it neat, with a splash of water, and even over one big ice cube… all worked, but neat was my fave. Honestly, this feels like the perfect “step up” bottle — approachable but classy. Definitely something I’d pull out to impress friends after dinner. Thanks for the recommendation. Ciao 👍🏽

I started drinking this during the pandemic after being a loyal G12 drinker for a lot of years. I did taste tests with G12, G14, G15, G18 and G21. I actually like the 14 better than any of them (although lets face it, the 21 is pretty great, but I reserve that for very special occasions). Many bars and restaurants only have the 12, and I’m fine with that, but I buy 14 for my home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been a Glenlivet drinker for a while know but usually have gone with Nadurra or 18 year. I was excited to try this one. Such a pleasant, and bright drink. Very smooth and soft on the palate. Its carries hints of spiced oak and creamy vanilla.

I have tried so many of the Glenlivets, and I always back to the 14-year-old...smooth, oaky, and just a hint of sweetness.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not for me and very expensive in New York. It’s More of an old man’s drink. Wouldn’t purchase too strong. I can see men wanting to take a small shot of this lol