I was a scotch drinker during college. One of the law professors invited a group of us to his house. His "go to" scotch was The Glenlivet. I have bought other single malts but have made The Glenlivet my "go to" scotch.

A must have to your starter collection if just getting into scotch! This one can be had by itself, on the rocks, or a slash of soda. A nice smooth yet smoky finish, a great way to end the day!

I was gifted a bottle of this 12 year old about a year ago and it has become one of my regular go-to scotches, supplanting a competitor's 14 year old. It is much smoother than a 12 year old has a right to be, with a wonderful balance of flavors.

This is a really good whiskey. I’m my experience it’s on par with Macallan. Though I usually go for Macallan first, I wouldn’t be mad if this was the only option.

Not a good idea to take a youngish blended whisky and place it into heavy, heavy oak barrels. The wood adds tannins, subtracts any nuances that might have been in the original drink.

I have purchased this SW for the last year or so. The color and nose are only surpassed by its excellent taste. I keep it on have always and it goes so well with a fine premium cigar.

I drink The Glenlivet 12 as my “go to” and have enjoyed it for 42 years. It is simply Pleasing to my palate. I highly recommend this scotch whisky. 🥃 🥃

This is my favorite of all your scotches & my favorite of any Scotch. I like the bold flavor without being to harsh on my palate & too expensive for my pocket.

From what I can remember it a really nice and neat drink. Really smooth going down and pairs great with a cigar. I'll have to try it again to give you guys more honest opinion

In the winter I love to drink a little Glenlivit either neat or on the rocks.  The smooth taste lets me sip away and while I usually have a water to drink alongside it, it is only to drink responsibly not to water down the taste