"Reviewers generally describe the aroma as sweet, floral, and fruit-forward, frequently noting apples, pears, citrus, and red berries balanced by vanilla, honey, and light oak spice. On the palate, notes of woody oak, baking spices such as cinnamon and pepper, and sweet fruit or toasted nuts are commonly reported, though some mention bitter, tannic, or soapy undertones. Tasters disagree on the spirit's texture, with certain reviewers noting an oily and creamy mouthfeel while others describe it as light, thin, or watery. The finish also prompts conflicting assessments, ranging from a long, warming spice with sweet nuts to an abrupt, short, or unpleasantly dry and sour conclusion."
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40% in Europe, 43% in US and export markets.
The Glenlivet 15 Year (French Oak Reserve)
"Reviewers generally describe the aroma as sweet, floral, and fruit-forward, frequently noting apples, pears, citrus, and red berries balanced by vanilla, honey, and light oak spice. On the palate, notes of woody oak, baking spices such as cinnamon and pepper, and sweet fruit or toasted nuts are commonly reported, though some mention bitter, tannic, or soapy undertones. Tasters disagree on the spirit's texture, with certain reviewers noting an oily and creamy mouthfeel while others describe it as light, thin, or watery. The finish also prompts conflicting assessments, ranging from a long, warming spice with sweet nuts to an abrupt, short, or unpleasantly dry and sour conclusion."
