Macallan
Volume
700ml
ABV
44.6%
Retailers
1
An exceptionally rare single malt from the Macallan warehouses, the first entry in the Tales of the Macallan series was distilled in 1950 and bottled after more than 70 years in oa...
Macallan 1950 Tales Of The Macallan Volume 1
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An exceptionally rare single malt from the Macallan warehouses, the first entry in the Tales of the Macallan series was distilled in 1950 and bottled after more than 70 years in oak. Each Lalique crystal decanter is presented in a leather-bound book created by Shepherds – one of Britain’s oldest bookbinders. The beautifully illustrated volume tells the story of Captain John Grant, who built the iconic Easter Elchies House in 1700 and sowed the first barley on the future site of Macallan distillery.
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In Craigellachie, Moray, Scotland, there is a single malt Scotch whisky distillery called The Macallan. A completely owned subsidiary of Edrington, The Macallan Distillers Ltd. acquired the Highland Distillers trademark in 1999. Next to Glenfiddich and, by some estimates, Glenlivet, The Macallan is widely regarded as the second- or third-highest-selling single-malt scotch. The Macallan was first solely aged in wood sherry barrels that were sent to the distillery from Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. The Fine Oak series, a new flagship offering from The Macallan that debuted in 2004, has whiskey that has been aged in bourbon oak barrels in addition to sherry casks. The Triple Cask Matured range replaced the Fine Oak line as of 2018. On our estate in Speyside, Scotland, is where the Macallan Distillery is located. Here, in a place fit for the attitude it reflects, we craft our unmatched single malts. Just 400 meters from our former distillery and next to Easter Elchies House, our distillery was created by the highly regarded international architectural firm Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.
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