Another rare classic Glenlivet.
Distilled in 1949 and bottled by George and JG Smith.
Fill level low neck.
$4,954.99
Presented in a wooden case and with a certificate of authenticity, this 1948 Glenlivet is a rare and unique example of Gordon and Macphails great vintage stock.
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Another rare classic Glenlivet.
Distilled in 1949 and bottled by George and JG Smith.
Fill level low neck.
Distillery | Glenlivet |
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Bottler | George & J.G. Smith |
Region | Speyside |
Distilled | 1949 |
Whisky Origin | Scottish |
Single Malt | Yes |
Alcohol Strength | 40% |
Bottle Size | 75cl |
Box | Yes |
Box Condition | Good |
Label Condition | Good |
Shoulder Level | Good |
Weight | 2 kg |
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