Tomintoul-Glenlivet 1970s - Perfume Bottle - 75.7cl Glenfiddich He asked himself: What if

He asked himself: What if

presented in a blue ceramic decanter

this is a tropical climate so the process is accelerated)

A medium finish with fruit tea flavours and the peat emerging towards the end

the Spanish heartland of Sherry production

Tomintoul-Glenlivet 1970s - Perfume Bottle - 75.7cl Glenfiddich He asked himself: What ifThis is an early 1990s bottling of the core range 12 year old expression. It was eventually replaced by a new 10 and 16 year old by Angus Dundee in 2002. The name Tomintoul comes from Scotland's highest village just a few miles away. The distillery was built in 1965 by whisky brokers Hay & MacLeod and W & S Strong, and merged with Whyte & Mackay in the early 1970s. Capacity was expanded and the distillery changed hands several more times before it