One of the finest producers of single malt in the world, Glenlivet, is no stranger to unique collaborations which have resulted in all kinds of interesting products, just like the one you’re about to see right now.
Inspired by 19th Century whisky making processes, designer Sebastian Cox has created the limited-edition Glenlivet Nàdurra Drinks Trolley. Built using oak staves, sourced from retired casks and leather oak-tanned, the woven drinks trolley is actually reminiscent of the traditional Malt Barrow used in the distillery.
Fully functional and aesthetically pleasing, the lovely trolley features a wood ‘weave’ used as cupboard panels, while the Trolley’s ‘barrow’ wheels were made from oak staves from retired casks. It also comes with the Glenlivet Nàdurra Dram Tray, that can be purchased as a standalone piece as well, for £120.
This drinks trolley will also come with a hand blown glass vessel to hold ice and water, designed by glass artist Michael Ruh, plus a copper spinner and floating wood shavings, which add to its overall charm.
But that’s not all – you should also know that each of these limited edition trolleys will also showcase the three expressions in the Nàdurra range. As such, the Glenlivet Nàdurra Peated Whisky Cask Finish rests on a 3,000 year-old Peated Oak, The Glenlivet Nàdurra Oloroso in a warm-hued Cherry wood and The Glenlivet Nàdurra First Fill Selection rests on a golden Medullary flecked American White Oak.
In the end, we have to mention the price of this limited edition drinks trolley: £4,200 or a little under $6,500. But you can only order one if you register as Guardian of The Glenlivet.
