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Glenlivet 1977 Wilson and Morgan 23 Year Old

Lot: 6142413

Glenlivet 1977 Wilson and Morgan 23 Year Old

Winning Bid: £372
(Reserve has been met) This lot currently has: 33 bids

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Lot:
Distillery: 
Glenlivet
Age: 
23 year old
Vintage: 
1977
Region: 
Speyside
Bottler: 
Wilson & Morgan
Cask Type: 
n/a
Bottled Strength: 
46%
Bottle Size: 
70cl
Distillery Status: 
Operational
product Details

Glenlivet 1977 Wilson and Morgan 23 Year Old

Well-known as the oldest licensed distillery in Scotland, for many years ‘Glenlivet’ was a byword for quality, with many single malts using the Glenlivet suffix in an attempt to reap the benefits of associating themselves with the Banffshire distillery. Indeed, owners Pernod-Ricard now put a heavy focus on the brand being ‘The Glenlivet’, encouraging their consumers not to accept any imitations. Glenlivet is in a long-running battle with Glenfiddich for the title of best-selling single malt, with both now selling over a million cases a year. George Smith secured a license to legally distil at Glenlivet in 1824, and it remained family-run until 1978 when Seagram bought a controlling stake in what had by then become The Glenlivet Distilleries Ltd, and counting assets such as Glen Grant, Benriach and Longmorn among its portfolio. When Seagram collapsed in 2001, Pernod-Ricard acquired its sizeable Chivas Brothers Scotch whisky division, with Glenlivet the crown jewel in an empire rivalled only by Diageo.

A 1977 vintage Glenlivet, bottled by the Wilson and Morgan for their Barrel Selection series.

Bottled in 2001 from single butt #7007.

Wilson & Morgan was founded in Italy in 1992 by Fabio Rossi, the son of prolific importer Mario Rossi Jr, who began distributing Scotch whisky back in the 1960s. His son’s company was one of a new generation of Italian bottlers established in the 1990s, which aimed to replicate the successes of predecessors like Samaroli and Moon Import.

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