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The first Scottish whisky distillery we visited was The Glenlivet. We learned it was the first legal distillery in the Highlands of Scotland.

The distillery was fancy. They had a video intro to the story of the distillery. I learned I’m NOT a fan of those. There was a tasting bar. There were many huge vats for production. Their tasting room after the tour was posh. The best part of the tour was the free whisky glass.

That said, The Glenlivet whisky was by far my least favorite. It was mild and sweet with less taste than we would discover. Nevertheless, it was a great introduction to the whisky of Scotland.

After visiting The Glenlivet Distillery, we made a very short hike to Blairfindy Castle. In fact, a hike hardly seems the proper word because it was so close. Sadly, it was closed for renovations.

Then we walked to the Old Bridge of Livet where the early owners of The Glenlivet used to cross to get get the barley for their whisky.

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Rimbo (he-him)

MAAAAAAN I wish I could drink whiskey again.

Rimbo (he-him)

Also, I agree with you... I got a bottle of Glenlivet for Christmas once, and it was not my favorite. Not the worst, either, but definitely prefer Macallan, Dalwhinnie, a few Islays...

Rimbo (he-him)

Not much! Yes, it's a getting old thing. I have one standard drink and I feel like ass the next day. It's awful! Fortunately there are some very very decent NA beers now; I like Guinness's better than their regular stuff! But I can only drink VERY good whisky, and I've got to be very careful that I don't get sick during or after.

Rimbo (he-him)

yeah, stomach is fine; it's the head and joint aches after what get me