Glenlivet 12 Year Old Provence Edition

Glenlivet 12 Year Old Provence Edition

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DESCRIPTION

A limited edition from the Glenlivet distillery in Speyside, released in 2026 as the second instalment in their Beyond Speyside series. Matured for 12 years in a combination of American and European oak casks, before a portion was finished in three French wine cask types: Cru Classé white wine casks from Château Sainte Marguerite in Provence, Rivesaltes fortified sweet wine casks from Roussillon and Sauternes casks from Bordeaux. It is the first Glenlivet expression to use French white wine casks. Bottled at 40%. (Bottle size 750ml)

TASTING NOTES

Nose: White peaches in syrup, lemon peel and orange marmalade, followed by coconut, homemade shortbread, toasted almonds and floral hues.

Palate: Juicy nectarine, ripe pear and tangy red apple, with crème brûlée, marzipan and white chocolate, before a trace of chamomile and warming spice.

Finish: Smooth, with a floral sweetness.

GLENLIVET SPEYSIDE SCOTCH

Glenlivet 12 Year Old Provence Edition Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
 
 

Overall rating: 3.75 / 5 from 8 reviews.

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Old Classic

"Revisiting this after so long, Surprisingly still has some good character, easy drinker, not too complex and went down a treat. good flavour, something that reminded me of milk tart, soft vanilla."

— Whisky H. (4/5)

Always reliable

"Although this is one of the first whiskies I got started on, I still revisit it regularly for easy and enjoyable dramming. Also always a crowd pleaser with friends at braais and get togethers. It is as good as it used to be, which says a lot these days. Creamy, fruit, smooth and juts a sprinkle of spice on the finish."

— Susan (4/5)

The first bottle I purchased

"Fell in love with whisky when I sampled this bottle and the Glenfiddich 12 way back in 2010. Had to buy myself a bottle so began the collection. Such a vibrant malt with citrus coming through and a distinctive pineapple note on the nose and palate for me. Glenfiddich favours the pear note more and the malty vanilla of the barrel influence. Will always try to keep a bottle in the collection but due to its ease of drinking, it rarely sees a lot of time on the shelf. Great for introducing friends to whisky as well as it holds up to ice quite well."

— Stephan Z. (4/5)

Great speyside

"Great speyside for beginners, easy drinking, sweet but not overpowering. Great value"

— Janru (4/5)

Very easy drinking

"Very refreshing tasty just like an apple The nose matches the palate with mango and candied fruits and vanilla notes then finishes with nice smooth butterscotch sweetness and hint of spiciness Lovely pairing with dried mango added to my daily drink lista"

— Mohammed A. (4/5)

Simple Delight

"One of the basic and widely available single malts, this Speysider offers a vibrant and sweet nose and pleasant, albeit quite simple, palate. I enjoy the tropical fruit nature of this dram, which gives some variety from the predominantly green or dried fruit flavours that I typically get in whiskies from this region. When you are looking for something easy to sip casually, this is not a bad option."

— Willem K. (4/5)

everyday drinking dram

"despite it being one of the popular whisky, it is an everyday or regular go to whisky which is more floral ,honey ,vanilla on the nose, apples and toffee notes too. its a bit creamy with a citrus not and also getting the fruity taste, there is also a bit of apple flavor that comes through. it has a medium sweet finish"

— Smurf (3/5)

An easy drink

"I won't go as far as to say it is a great whisky, but it is also not horrible. I can think of a few other 12 year old whiskies or even NAS whiskies that I'd rather buy in the same price range but if you enjoy a very easy drinking whisky and want something light and fruity to drink, sticking to a familiar brand, it is not a bad dram."

— WhiskySister (3/5)

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