[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was OK either neat or on the rocks well priced too. If I’m being honest, not sure if I would repurchase on a normal basis, however it is something nice to have in your liquor cabinet to offer company.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband is a huge bourbon fan but is newer to scotch. He said this had a sharp nose, mild flavor, and was extremely easy to drink. This did not have significant earthy notes and was a good scotch for a bourbon drinker.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Smooth, rich, and surprisingly vibrant, The Glenlivet 14 is where tradition meets a twist. Aged in bourbon and sherry casks, then finished in cognac barrels, this scotch brings a layered complexity that stands out from the pack. Right off the pour, you’re hit with a burst of ripe plums, candied orange peel, and a touch of toasted oak. On the palate, it’s silky and warm — think honey-drenched figs, soft vanilla, and a gentle spice that sneaks in late. The cognac cask finish gives it an elegant, almost dessert-like depth without ever going too sweet. It’s approachable enough for newer drinkers, yet nuanced enough to keep seasoned scotch fans coming back for another pour. A refined sipper with a playful edge — The Glenlivet 14 is a bottle worth revisiting.

I have several of The Glenlivet collection, to include the 21 and 25 years old(s). Those two in particular are exquisite... but for flavor to price--- the 14 Year Old is top shelf quality. It starts smooth, cascades across the palate and rests in the back of the throat, keeping the flavor the whole way. Taste is subjective, but I love The Glenlivet(s) because they are light on peat and smoke. I like it over a cold cube or with a nice 2 inch ice ball... Highly recommend!

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.] The bottle is nicely decorated, definitely one of my favorites in terms of aesthetic. That almost natural gold color from the spirit along with the purple and white from the label go so well together, almost speaking “royalty”. For the price point I believe you’re getting what you paid for. A nice spirit with a nice aroma followed by a smooth taste on the palate of orchard fruits and honey vanilla.

I never cared for Scotch but admittedly I had never had top shelf. A friend brought over a bottle of "14" at Thanksgiving and I tried it and liked it. Then my wife got me a bottle of "14" for Christmas and I'm hooked. And since no one else in the house likes it, it's mine, all mine!

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is a good whiskey for a girls' night out because of its fruity flavor and aroma. The aroma reminded me of a Mexican Christmas drink. It is very versatile and can be combined with other ingredients. The cost is fair for the amount of whiskey.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Glenlivet 14 Year Old is a refined single malt with rich notes of ripe fruit, toffee, and subtle spice. Aged in both bourbon and sherry casks, it offers a complex and smooth finish. Perfect for sipping, it’s a delightful choice for whisky lovers seeking a balanced and elegant experience.⁩