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| Titles |
1989 Maclean's Scotch |
| Related Item |
Maclean's |
| Genre |
alcohol |
| Genre |
scotch |
| Identifier |
1989_Macleans_November_Glenlivet.jpg |
| Note |
Some of our staunchest supporters have risked more than their reputation by demanding The Glenlivet. It was a fact well-known by those in his court that the good King George IV would drink nothing but The Glenlivet. A King is a King after all. But was it entirely proper for an English Monarch to be drinking Scottish whisky? The Glenlivet 12 years old. Scotland's first malt whisky. Legal since 1824. The GLENLIVET AGED 12 YEARS BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND The GLENLIVET AGED 12 YEARS |
| Abstract |
Ad for Glenlivet describes how King George IV was known to only drink the scotch but needed to hide it because he was a English monarch, however he was willing to risk it because the scotch was worth it. |
