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Braes of Glenlivet Secret Speyside 1990 32 Year 700mL

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Braes of Glenlivet Secret Speyside 1990 32 Year 700mL

Braes of Glenlivet 1990 is a rare 32-year Secret Speyside single malt — an exquisitely aged, collector-grade whisky bottled at 93.6 proof.

Braes of Glenlivet (also known as Braeval) is a hidden high-altitude Speyside distillery, and this 1990 vintage is part of the celebrated Secret Speyside series. Aged 32 years, it delivers extraordinary depth and refinement — layered orchard and tropical fruit, honey, and gentle oak from decades in cask. A prestige bottling for the serious collector.

Tasting Notes

  • Palate: Ripe orchard and tropical fruit, honey, vanilla, and soft oak with exceptional age and elegance
  • Finish: Very long, refined, and complex

Specs

  • Distillery: Braes of Glenlivet
  • Style: Speyside Single Malt Scotch (Secret Speyside, 1990 Vintage)
  • Age: 32 Years
  • Origin: Speyside, Scotland
  • Proof: 93.6 (46.8% ABV)
  • Size: 700ml

Browse more scotch at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long is it aged? 32 years, from a 1990 vintage.
  • What is Secret Speyside? A celebrated series spotlighting rare, lesser-known Speyside distilleries.
  • What proof is it? 93.6 proof (46.8% ABV).

Braes of Glenlivet 1990 is a rare 32-year Secret Speyside single malt — an exquisitely aged, collector-grade whisky bottled at 93.6 proof.

Braes of Glenlivet (also known as Braeval) is a hidden high-altitude Speyside distillery, and this 1990 vintage is part of the celebrated Secret Speyside series. Aged 32 years, it delivers extraordinary depth and refinement — layered orchard and tropical fruit, honey, and gentle oak from decades in cask. A prestige bottling for the serious collector.

Tasting Notes

  • Palate: Ripe orchard and tropical fruit, honey, vanilla, and soft oak with exceptional age and elegance
  • Finish: Very long, refined, and complex

Specs

  • Distillery: Braes of Glenlivet
  • Style: Speyside Single Malt Scotch (Secret Speyside, 1990 Vintage)
  • Age: 32 Years
  • Origin: Speyside, Scotland
  • Proof: 93.6 (46.8% ABV)
  • Size: 700ml

Browse more scotch at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long is it aged? 32 years, from a 1990 vintage.
  • What is Secret Speyside? A celebrated series spotlighting rare, lesser-known Speyside distilleries.
  • What proof is it? 93.6 proof (46.8% ABV).
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Description

Braes of Glenlivet 1990 is a rare 32-year Secret Speyside single malt — an exquisitely aged, collector-grade whisky bottled at 93.6 proof.

Braes of Glenlivet (also known as Braeval) is a hidden high-altitude Speyside distillery, and this 1990 vintage is part of the celebrated Secret Speyside series. Aged 32 years, it delivers extraordinary depth and refinement — layered orchard and tropical fruit, honey, and gentle oak from decades in cask. A prestige bottling for the serious collector.

Tasting Notes

  • Palate: Ripe orchard and tropical fruit, honey, vanilla, and soft oak with exceptional age and elegance
  • Finish: Very long, refined, and complex

Specs

  • Distillery: Braes of Glenlivet
  • Style: Speyside Single Malt Scotch (Secret Speyside, 1990 Vintage)
  • Age: 32 Years
  • Origin: Speyside, Scotland
  • Proof: 93.6 (46.8% ABV)
  • Size: 700ml

Browse more scotch at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long is it aged? 32 years, from a 1990 vintage.
  • What is Secret Speyside? A celebrated series spotlighting rare, lesser-known Speyside distilleries.
  • What proof is it? 93.6 proof (46.8% ABV).