16 July 2025
  • Glenlivet 56 Years Old 1954

    2010 G&M Private Collection Cask No. 2736

    Winning Bid
    £2,000
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    Glenlivet 56 Years Old 1954
    2010 G&M Private Collection Cask No. 2736
    Lot #1330236
    FINISH DATE
    17 December 2024

    A 56 years old single cask, single malt whisky from Glenlivet distillery, Speyside. Distilled and casked in 1954 before being selected and bottled in December 2010. Gordon & MacPhail was established in 1895 and is wholly owned and managed by the Urquhart family. Each single malt in their Private Collection ispersonnaly selected by the Directors for its outstanding character and quality. One of only 191 individually numbered bottles drawn from cask no. 2736, a 1st fill sherry hogshead.

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    Glenlivet

    One of the giant Speyside distilleries, Glenlivet had a humble beginning as a farm called Minmore, purchased by George Smith in 1858 who then established a distillery on the remote site. Stripping equipment from the closure of 2 other distilleries (Cairngorm, Upper Drummin), the renamed Glenlivet distillery sparks into life in 1859 and has gone from strength to strength since. The Glenlivet helped establish Speyside as a leading source of whisky and inspired others to use its name. Today, it is one of the biggest, if not the biggest in Scotland – engaged in an eternal struggle with Glenfiddich for bragging rights. Around 21 million litres are produced annually, which gives the distillery an incredible array of whiskies and a worldwide reach. Owned by Pernod Ricard, there are now 3 still rooms contained 14 pairs of stills; an incredible sight if you’re able to visit its remote location near Ballindalloch.

    Lot Features
    • BOTTLER
      Gordon & MacPhail
    • CASK TYPE
      1st Fill Sherry
    • DISTILLERY
      Glenlivet
    • TYPE
      Full Size
    • SIZE
      70 cl
    • STRENGTH
      50.6%
    Region
    Scotland, Speyside
    Scotland, Speyside

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