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Macallan 1989-2011 - The Whisky Trail


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Macallan 1989-2011 - The Whisky Trail
Macallan 1989-2011 - The Whisky Trail
LOT ID: 0723-606

Winning Bid
£175.00

End Date: 13 Sep 2023

Macallan 1989-2011 - The Whisky Trail

Macallan 1989 - 2011. Bottled by Speciality Drinks for their The Whisky Trail series. 70cl. 43%.

Distillery:  Macallan

Distillery Status:  Working

Region: Speyside

Distilled Year: 1989

Bottling Year: 2011

Limited Edition: yes

Category: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Bottle Size: 70cl / 700ml

ABV: 43%

The grandest of Speyside’s blue chip distilleries, Macallan was founded in 1824 and carved a reputation for luxury single malt whisky in the 1980s with string of 18-year-old and 25-year-old sherry-matured vintage single malts distilled in the 1960s and 1970s, building on the renown of earlier highly-regarded licensed bottlings by Gordon & MacPhail and Campbell, Hope and King.

In the early 2000s, as the supply and quality of even the best sherry casks declined dramatically, Macallan introduced their Fine Oak series, an initially controversial range of bottlings that included bourbon-matured spirit in the cask recipe. While the Fine Oak series took some time to find its audience, Macallan’s status as the top Speyside distillery - particularly at auction - was already well-established and today a legion of eager Macallan fans ensure that each new luxury bottling from the distillery sells out immediately on release.