The Glenlivet Pours Something New, and It Didn't Need Bourbon to Do It

The distillery best known for playing it straight has finished a whisky in white-wine casks for the first time, a break from the usual sherry-and-bourbon script that's still turning heads from Palm Beach bars to Naples back porches. It's the kind of move a place with strong opinions about single malt notices immediately: not a gimmick, just a different finish on a familiar name. Whether it reads as a curiosity or an instant favorite may depend on which coast of Florida is pouring it.

With reporting from Robb Report.