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Chivas Regal 25 YO Blended Scotch Whisky Scotland 700ml
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Product description
Chivas 25 is a rare and exclusive blend of the finest Scotch whiskies, which have all been aged for a minimum of 25 years. Chivas 25 was the worlds first luxury whisky, launched in 1909 to America’s high society in New York.
| Country | CountryScotland |
| Manufacturer Details | Manufacturer DetailsChivas Brothers Ltd Distillers, Keith, Scotland |
| Size | Size0.70 L |
| Packaging Details | Packaging Details70Cl Bottle |
| Consumption Tips | Consumption TipsEnjoy neat, optional: ice/ drop of water |
| Product Ingredients | Product IngredientsWater Grain Malt |
| Alcohol level | Alcohol level40 |
| Product History | Product HistoryChivas Regal 25 was The World’s First Luxury Whisky, launched to America’s high society in New York in 1909 as the first whisky to be aged at least 25 years. In the 1920’s during WW1 and prohibition Chivas Regal 25 disappeared and became a highly coveted collector’s item. It wasn’t until 1950 that Chivas Regal returned as a 12 year old whisky. In 2007 Master Blender Colin Scott, inspired by the original recipe, re- created Chivas Regal 25 to celebrate where the story began. |
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GTIN
5000299284926
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| Recommended Consumption Measure (cl) | Recommended Consumption Measure (cl)3 |
| Volume for 10g alcohol (cl) | Volume for 10g alcohol (cl)31 |
| Calories per 10g alcohol (kcal) | Calories per 10g alcohol (kcal)69 |
| Sugar per 10g alcohol (g) | Sugar per 10g alcohol (g) |
| Fat per 10g alcohol (g) | Fat per 10g alcohol (g)0 |
| Saturates per 10g alcohol (g) | Saturates per 10g alcohol (g)0 |
| Carbs per 10g alcohol (g) | Carbs per 10g alcohol (g)0 |
| Proteins per 10g alcohol (g) | Proteins per 10g alcohol (g)0 |
Chivas Regal 25 YO Blended Scotch Whisky Scotland 700ml
Chivas 25 is a rare and exclusive blend of the finest Scotch whiskies, which have all been aged for a minimum of 25 years. Chivas 25 was the worlds first luxury whisky, launched in 1909 to America’s high society in New York.
