This is my go to scotch whisky! It's smooth!! I love to relax with this whisky after a good day. On special days I will reach for 14 year old. On great days, I reach for 18 year old. The 12 year old has great aroma.

I have been drinking 12 year old for 6 years now. I sip with 2 ice cubes.

It’s our favorite whiskey. Me and my friends we love it. The taste the essence is just perfect for us.

i started drinking scotch in 1990 on a trip to Scotland and the 12 year old was one of the first I sampled. It's been my favorite ever since. Neat, three fingers, nothing better. a few drops of water to enhance the bouquet. Great price for a single malt too. I hope to be drinking it for years to come!

Delicious!! This was one of the first whiskys I tried THANKS TO LIFE 😅 If you have a fine palate this drink will be friendly, if you don't have a trained palate you will know what a good whiskey is and you will buy it again. I once made a manhattan out of this and it was amazing. I looove it.

After a trying day at work, fighting traffic and making the mistake of reading the paper, I come home, take my shoes off and turn to my calming effects. 12 year old Glenlivet: two fingers in a crystal glass and two ice cubes. Sit down and sip it, slowly. Feeling the warmth as it trickles down my throat. The world calms down and my insides enjoy and relax. It's Job Well Done.

This is yet another light drinking scotch from Glenlivet. Smooth, easy drinking, prune/raisin/cocoa flavor, but in a light way, that then runs into a mix of charred oak and raw oak tannins at about the same time. It’s not as complex as that sounds, but it’s fun to drink.

I am sorry, I am hooked on the 12 year old single malt scotch. One, I personally can't afford the more expensive scotches, but boy would I love too. I have tried signal malts scotch through 15 but my taste buds turn me back to the 12 year old single malt scotch. Yah, I am old (86 year olds), but still loyal as can be to my old faithful 12 year old.

From the year 2000 forward, my preference for single malt scotch has always been 12 year old Glenlivet. I enjoy it neat, I never mix it with ice or water. I find it to be smooth with excellent flavor. Yesterday, January 21, 2021, I tried the 14 year old and I now have a new favorite. That does not mean I will no longer enjoy the 12, because after all I have loved it for 20 plus years (so far!).

I have been drinking Glenlivet 12 since the 1990's and just picked up a new bottle over the holidays. The latest bottle left me quite disappointed. The mouthfeel, the finish, all were a faint whisper of what I remember and a far cry from the Nadurra or Illicit Still bottles I tried last. If this was a more natural presentation at a higher ABV, it may have hit the mark, but in it's current iteration, a real miss.