Review: Glayva (Scotch Whisky Liqueur)
Posted by Arctic Wolf on January 19, 2012
Glayva (a Scotch Whisky Liqueur) was created by Edinburgh whisky merchant Ronald Morrison in 1947, and (according to the Glayva website) the recipe has remained unchanged since the day it was first crafted. It is a blend of aged Scotch malt whiskies and a carefully selected range of spices which include Mediterranean tangerines, cinnamon, almonds and honey.
The folks at Authentic Wine and Spirits, recently provided with two 350 ml sample bottles of Glayva to share with my Rum Chums during our tasting events tasting this past fall. I decided that a review on my website would be quite fun as well. Here is an excerpt from the review:
You may read the full review here:
Review: Glayva (Scotch Whisky Liqueur)
I have included a recipe which I found quite delicious! please enjoy the review!
3 Responses to “Review: Glayva (Scotch Whisky Liqueur)”
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Gordon milne said
The glayva site won’t accept comments
Arctic Wolf said
Hmmm!
My Bottle was one of those Canadian Bottles and it opened just fine. Try running some hot water over the top to see if maybe some crystallized sugar is making it stubborn.
Cheers!
Gordon milne said
Have you tried opening the Canadian bottles? Th liquor store employees could not do it.