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Glenfiddich 12 Year old

Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky

One of the world's best-selling malts, the famous triangular bottle is a fixture in practically every bar on the globe. Light and easy-drinking stuff loved by millions.

£24.00 inc. VAT (£20.43 ex. VAT)

More Details:

Country:	Scotland
Region:	Speyside
Bottler:	Distillery Bottling
Age:	12 years old
Strength:	40%
Bottle Size:	70cl

Customer Reviews:

Posted on 28 Apr 2008 :

A lovely whisky. I am a 20 year old student who recently bought a bottle of Glenlivet in the hope of getting into whisky. This is my second bottle, and I thoroughly enjoy it. The "rose petal" and "pear" taste described on the bottle is noticeable. A very enjoyable tipple.

Posted on 22 Nov 2008 :

It is easy to see why Glenfiddich has taken over the world. A pillowy sweetness is easy to appreciate but there are also added dimensions to the mouthful. A very well-crafted malt. Posted By: James Saxon

Posted on 21 Mar 2009 :

cheap and fine enough to become anyones house single malt.or a grand intro to the world of smsw. Posted By: canadapeat

Posted on 13 Apr 2009 :

the best scotch 12 year old i have drunk

Posted on 18 Apr 2009 :

Very drinkable and it's easy to detect the tastes described on the bottle, but I feel that takes a bit of the fun away. I think I prefer The Glenlivet. Posted By: Kim

Posted on 02 May 2009 :

Good but no cigar ! I prefer full flavours so though the integration and balance is outstanding the taste doesn't develop quite enough. A great starter malt . the 18 year old is worth the extra cash !
Posted By: davey boy

Posted on 16 Jun 2009 :

A quality dram and no mistake. There's nothing to dislike about this one. Smooth with a lovely flavour and a good aftertaste. It's not spicy or peaty which leads some to say it's bland but I think it's a tasty drop of gear!

Posted on 27 Jul 2009 :

I was given a 1 litre bottle of 12YO from my father-in-law, and this really helped to appreciate family relations:)And seriously a well crafted dram, fresh and round.
Posted By: Blake Norris

Posted on 09 Sep 2009 :

The first thing that stroke me when i opened the bottle was the destinct smell of pear. A lovely and smooth character. It suits the rookie who wants to get into whisky or the one who just wants to have a light and easy dram after dinner. Great value for money. Posted By: Jan Nielsen, Copenhagen

Posted on 31 Oct 2009 :

Have to agree with Kim, for around the same price (usually cheaper) I'd go for The Glenlivet for a smoother, more interesting dram. This is okay for a weekday whisky, however much prefer the more complex drops (Highland Park, Old Pulteney) for slightly more outlay. Posted By: Drums

Posted on 09 Dec 2009 :

glenfiddich is my favorit foerever! Posted By: vladimir saykov

Posted on 10 Dec 2009 :

I too am a Glenlivet man at heart but the Glenfiddich is an old familiar friend, always on hand when the alternatives are Bells and Bourbons. Posted By: Mr. Pickles

Posted on 11 Jan 2010 :

On a scale of 1-10 I would put the Glenfiddich about a 7.5. Lagavulin is my favorite and the only "10" I would give. But it is very expensive. The Glenlivet is what I buy for a more affordable and rate it about an 8.5. Posted By: Tony Whitaker

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Brand Info:

Glenfiddich

Glenfiddich Distillery

A colossus, Glenfiddich was established by William Grant in 1876, with the first spirit running off the stills in 1887. Today the company is still run by his descendants and as the first whisky to truly market itself as a single malt, Glenfiddich now accounts for about 30% of all single malt sales worldwide. The iconic triangular green bottle was introduced in 1957 and can now be found in just about every licensed establishment (and probably most of the unlicensed ones as well) in the world.

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