The Glenlivet XXV Dos Hombres he wanted to have his

he wanted to have his own premium Tequila — and what billionaire wouldn’t — so he partnered with industry giant Diageo to craft and market his new creation

It's distilled by Gregorio Velasco using all those traditional methods involving machetes

That classic Spirit that built a Whiskey empire

Being an aged expression

The Glenlivet XXV Dos Hombres he wanted to have hisGeorge Smith was running an illegal still on the estate of the Duke of Gordon in the wee early 1800s. The good old Duke ahem may or may not have been aware of the illicit operation in exchange for a personal supply. When the Duke helped sponsor legislation in 1823 that made Whisky distilling legal in the UK, it just so happens that George Smith was the first one granted a license. Now legal and above board, he naturally named his "new" business after