The Glenlivet Caribbean Reserve Single Malt Whisky (Rum Barrel Selection), 70 cl with Gift Box

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The Glenlivet Caribbean Reserve Single Malt Whisky

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Glenlivet Caribbean Reserve - Ratings and reviews - Whiskybase

With a wee umbrella and ice and a slice, I could see myself relaxing by the pool (obviously not here in Scotland; I’ll be in Spain relaxing in the sun, whilst renting my house out to some Americans who want to come here and enjoy Scotland and its distilleries). One can assume that this sweeter Glenlivet may be aimed at the American market with its love of bourbon and its growing cocktail scene.A couple of years ago Glenlivet – like many others – went for that (perhaps fashionable) move to finish a whisky in Caribbean rum casks. In fact, it was so spectacular that it took my 2021 Best Bourbon and 2021 Whiskey of the Year award.

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Whisky Review: The Glenlivet Caribbean Reserve

We don’t know from which distilleries in the Caribbean, and we don’t know the percentage breakdown of rum to bourbon (or virgin?It is winter, I’m sat with a dram by the log burner, curled up on a large old leather chair, probably allowing the Laphroiag in the glass to do much of the thinking… and whilst I think that – although a perhaps confusing entry to this article – most readers would be able to grasp what I mean.