Chivas Regal XV 15 Years

Aged 15 years, finished in French Oak: pear, toffee, honey, soft finish.

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Chivas Regal XV 15 Years

Chivas Regal XV is a blended Scotch whisky with a minimum maturation period of 15 years – a style that consistently develops the classic strengths of the Chivas house: fruit, sweetness and balance.

Chivas Regal has stood for Scottish blending craftsmanship from Strathisla in Speyside since the 19th century. The XV uses not only traditional oak casks but also a finishing period in French oak – a detail that clearly defines the style and distinguishes this bottling from standard blends.

On the nose, it displays a deep amber color and clear aromas of pear, toffee, and caramel . On the palate, honey emerges, along with ripe apples and a hint of cinnamon – round, full, and without any harsh edges. The finish is soft and pleasantly lingering, with a slightly spicy note in the background.

  • Neat: at room temperature or with a drop of water
  • On the rocks: two large ice cubes that open up the fruity notes.
  • Occasion: An after-work drama or as a start to a long evening
Alcohol 40 % Vol.
Serving temp. Room temperature
Volume 0,7 l
Country of origin United Kingdom
Alcohol content 40 % Vol.

The Distillery

Chivas Regal

Chivas Regal has stood for Scottish Blended Scotch Whisky with character for over 200 years. What began in 1801 in Aberdeen as a small grocery store became an icon – known for its soft, generous style. The signature of Chivas is unmistakable: creamy, fruity, with a hint of honey and gentle spices.

Not an edgy whisky, but one that invites you in. Whether for the first glass of Scotch or as a reliable companion for experienced noses. Behind the blends lies real craftsmanship: the art of combining different malt and grain whiskies so that the result is more than the sum of its parts. This is not a compromise solution – this is a discipline of its own.

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