Braes Of Glenlivet 1975 - Connoisseurs Choice (Gordon and MacPhail) 700ml bottle - Scotch Whisky whisky
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Braeval (AKA Braes of Glenlivet)

Braes Of Glenlivet 1975 Connoisseurs Choice (Gordon And Macphail)

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We can see this 1975 vintage becoming more noteworthy in the near future. A rare vintage from the recently reopened Braeval distillery, this is a rare bottling under the name ‘Brae...

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Name Braes Of Glenlivet 1975 Connoisseurs Choice (Gordon And Macphail)
Average Price £425.00

Product Properties

Volume 700ml
Alcohol Content (ABV) 43%
Country of Origin Scotland
Created On CasKompare 05-31-2022

Product Description

We can see this 1975 vintage becoming more noteworthy in the near future. A rare vintage from the recently reopened Braeval distillery, this is a rare bottling under the name ‘Braes of Glenlivet’, a name that was changed to Braeval in 1994. Lying in the heart of Speyside, this is a distillery that is always sought after by independent bottlers. This expression was distilled in 1975, and bottled in 2011. Selected, produced and bottled by Gordon & MacPhail, this is part of their Connoisseurs Choice collection. The nose gives grassy notes, of hay, barley, and earthy textures. The palate is dry, with toasted oak, and a light, nutty sweetness developing. The finish is of medium length, and gives notes of grains, cereals, and a little tangy spice. A top-notch dram.
~ Master of Malt

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