Glenlivet 1967 Cellar Collection
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Lot number: 150-08415
Winning bid: £1,000
The first distillery to take out a licence after the Excise Act of 1823, the distillery was a favourite of King George IV who demanded nothing but Glenlivet during a visit to Edinburgh in 1821 - three years before it was legal! Glenlivet has given its name to the 'longest valley in Scotland', so called after several distilleries laid claim to the Glenlivet suffix to cash in on the distillery's sterling reputation. But only one can call itself The Glenlivet.
It took several generations of the founding Smith family to form the distillery into the huge brand it was to become with Captain Bill Smith Grant taking over the reins after returning from fighting in the First World War. When prohibition was repealed in the USA in 1933, Bill Smith Grant was able to capitalise on the great reputation they had built in the States in earlier years. Glenlivet remains hugely popular both across the pond and at home to this day.
In 2019, Glenlivet rebranded with a new look across its core range to reflect the history of the distillery but also to show their contemporary approach to attracting a new generation of whisky drinkers.
The Glenlivet Cellar Collection was established in 1999.
The 1967 expression was selected by Master Distiller Jim Cryle, and is presented in a solid ash frame. Each bottle is individually numbered and labelled with the bottling date and whisky strength.
Distilled: 1967
Bottled: 2000
Age: 33 Years Old
46% ABV / 70cl
Sample Code: 2GC8003
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