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Dang, not much difference as far as I know. They're both good single malt whiskeys and both pretty good lol. I personally prefer Glenlivet.

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This is what I found on the net by someone who likes the Glenlivet too. Quite detailed description.

Ok, from what I can remember, I'd go for the Glenlivet. It has a nice nose, is quite sweet and smooth on the pallet. The flavours are held in balance (one of my key words when it comes to malt) with a bit of peat (by that I mean a smoky taste) in there, and slightly malty. You can also taste the sherry influence from the casks they use. The Glenfiddich is also nice also. Pine in the body with a subtle taste of pine. If I remember correctly its aged in American Oak, ex bourbon casks (like a lot of malts) but its not an overpowering influence as the casks are left in the open and are fired and scrubbed before ageing.
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is there some sale in the US today? saw on cnn, the crowd broke the walmart entrance door when the doors were about to be open... I'm high on tea two cups a day

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