In a historic auction held by Sotheby's in London on November 18, The Macallan Adami 1926 claimed the title of the world's most expensive whisky, fetching an astonishing £2,187,500 (US$2,714,250). This remarkable sale far exceeded the pre-sale estimates, marking a groundbreaking moment in the spir
In the world of rare and prestigious spirits, there are few names as iconic as The Macallan, and its 1926 vintage is nothing short of legendary. This November, Sotheby's is set to offer an exquisite bottle of The Macallan Adami 1926 for auction, and the estimated sale price is nothing short of jaw
Aberfeldy 39 Year Old Single Cask 1983 1 70cl Bottle. Estimate final bid: 10,000 - 20,000 GBP Arbikie Highland Rye 1794 Cask of Single Grain 2020 (CASK) Estimated final bid: 7,000 - 12,000 GBP Ardnamurchan Cask of Peated Single Malt 2020 (CASK) Includes Di
Renowned whisky author Charles Maclean MBE has initiated a unique whisky auction with the aim of raising both funds and awareness for The Maclean Foundation, a charity dedicated to clean water initiatives. Maclean, celebrated for his books including ''Whiskypedia: A Gazetteer of Scotch Whisky'' an
Speyside distillery The Glen Grant has revealed its most aged release to date, a 70-year-old single malt whisky, with one decanter anticipated to fetch £70,000 to £110,000 at auction. The Glen Grant introduces its oldest whisky release yet, The Glen Grant Devotion 70-year-old single ma
Bowmore , the esteemed Islay whisky distillery, has made a remarkable commitment by contributing its most ancient release ever to the Distiller's One of One Charity Auction. This noble endeavor aims to raise critical funds for underprivileged young adults in Scotland through the Youth Action Fund
In a philanthropic gesture, Diageo has presented the Distillers One of One charity auction with the first-ever bottle of a 50-year-old Brora single malt whisky. Brora Iris, as it's aptly named, is a true masterpiece, representing not only the pinnacle of whisky craftsmanship but also a unique work
Over the past few years, the whisky world has witnessed the release of remarkably unusual bottles, showcasing super-aged, ultra-premium Scotch whiskies that can be seen as works of art rather than mere decanters. The latest addition to this captivating trend is a 45-year-old single malt whisky
