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  • Macallan 30 Years Old

    The Colour Collection

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    £1,500
    Macallan 30 Years Old
    The Colour Collection
    Lot #1370082

    From the Speyside distillery Macallan comes this well-aged 30-year-old single malt which makes up part of the colour collection, a collaboration with the artist & graphic designer David Carson. This bottling is the oldest expression in the range.  A travel exclusive, the whisky has been matured for a minimum of 30 years in American and European sherry-seasoned casks before being bottled at 43%.

    Macallan

    Founded in 1824 by Alexander Reid, the Elchies Distillery as it was known initially, did not become the Macallan-Glenlivet in name until 1892. Since then, it has undergone massive expansion with Edrington and William Grant & Sons combining forces in 1999 to purchase Highland Distillers for £601 million. By then, the reputation of the distillery for its sherry-led style of whisky was already firmly in place. The new ownership model has enabled the distillery to produce new ranges, reach out to new demographics and establish itself as an international brand of quality. Bottles are Macallan are increasingly sought after for their commodity value and not the contents, which often are of high quality. Moving to a new distillery site in recent years, will in the long-term, allow Macallan to produce more and if needed, the old distillery sits idle despite being capable of producing 11 million litres before it closed in 2018.

    Lot Features
    • BOTTLER
      Official Bottling
    • CASK TYPE
      American & European Sherry Seasoned Casks
    • DISTILLERY
      Macallan
    • TYPE
      Full Size
    • SIZE
      70 cl
    • STRENGTH
      43%
    Region
    Scotland, Speyside
    Scotland, Speyside
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