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William
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Alexppp
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| Cool. It seems more like tweaks rather than major changes to me, but then again the Glenlivet has always had among the classiest and most elegant looking bottles. |
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Kenny M
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| looks like the 18 year old bottle is now in the same style of the Glenlivet 21 and XXV, hopefully there is not a price increase to go along with aligning the 18 with the 21 & XXV as i consider the Glenlivet 18 as one of the best value 18 year olds around quality to price wise. |
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Tom W
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| Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 4:32 pm Post subject: |
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look pretty similar to the current bottle design??
as long as the 12yo is still going to be pretty much always on offer in supermarkets then im happy ha |
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