Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Glayva is a liqueur produced in Leith, Scotland, by Whyte and Mackay Ltd. It is marketed with the slogan 'best liqueur in the world'.Glayva is made from a blend of aged Scotch whiskies, herbs, anise, cloves, almonds, heather honey, and citrus fruits. It has a deep gold colour and a distinctive flavour.Its name is an Anglicised spelling of Glè Mhath, which means 'very good' in Scottish Gaelic. Glayvas own website states: "“Glayva” translates in Gaelic to “very good” – the words spoken by Morrison’s warehouseman upon tasting the liquid."Glayva has been made since 1947, according to their website.. }
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- Glayva abstract "Glayva is a liqueur produced in Leith, Scotland, by Whyte and Mackay Ltd. It is marketed with the slogan 'best liqueur in the world'.Glayva is made from a blend of aged Scotch whiskies, herbs, anise, cloves, almonds, heather honey, and citrus fruits. It has a deep gold colour and a distinctive flavour.Its name is an Anglicised spelling of Glè Mhath, which means 'very good' in Scottish Gaelic. Glayvas own website states: "“Glayva” translates in Gaelic to “very good” – the words spoken by Morrison’s warehouseman upon tasting the liquid."Glayva has been made since 1947, according to their website.".