Macallan 1976 29 year old

Macallan 1976 29 year old is a single malt Scotch whisky from Macallan distillery. The whisky was bottled in 2013 and released under the Rare Cask series of Macallan. It was left in bourbon casks for 29 years, with only 9,000 bottles released.

Macallan 1976 is a 29-year-old single malt whisky that has no impurities. It is produced with a floral, honeyed aroma and a delicately balanced taste. The colour is pale straw yellow, the palate is soft and mellow, with hints of citrus and rounded off by vanilla notes. The finish has notes of cocoa and mint which are developed on the palate.

Macallan 1976 is one of the rarest and most sought-after single malts in the world. It is matured in hand-selected American oak casks for a minimum of 29 years before being bottled. This whisky was also awarded ‘Best Spirit World Dram’ at the International Wine & Spirits Competition – an accolade rarely given to a whisky.

Introduced into Macallan’s prestigious Sherry Oak range in 2000, the 1976 Vintage has quickly become a favourite. This richly sherried Scotch has just as much character as its older cousins in the range. Produced from a combination of Spanish and American oak casks that have matured for over two decades, this is a perfect example of how good Macallan can be when it comes to the finest quality oak maturation.

Macallan 1976 29 year old is an elegant single malt Scotch whisky. Aged for 29 years and bottled at 42%, this limited edition bottle draws out the sweetness and oak flavour of the whisky to create an extraordinarily smooth taste. The Macallan was founded in 1824 by Alexander Reid and is one of the most expensive and sought after whiskies in the world.

Macallan 1976 29 year old creates a sensation unlike any other whisky. Its deep amber colour and distinctive aroma suggests a full, rich flavour with provenance. The mellowness of this whisky is perfectly balanced by its smoothness and touch of sweetness.

Macallan 32 Year Old is a limited edition whisky bottled at cask strength of 60.2% ABV. Macallan 32 Year Old won the award for World’s Best Single Malt Whisky in Jim Murray’s 2018 Whisky Bible and The International Wine Challenge 2019 awarded Macallan 32 Year Old Gold Medal for The World’s Best Single Malt Whisky 2019.

The Macallan 1976 29 year old is a spectacular whisky. Aged at least 29 years in first fill Oloroso sherry casks, it has a rich and complex nose, showing sherry and fruit cake with an underlying layer of cherry for instance. The palate is also rich, with more fruitcake than on the nose and a hint of nutmeg. Rich and luscious with a long, satisfying finish that hints at tobacco smoke rather than the campfire smoke notes which can emerge from some other sherried whiskys aged this long.

This Macallan was distilled in 1976 and bottled nine years later in 1985. It is made from a combination of two separate distillations, as were most of Macallan’s whiskies at this time. Bottled at cask strength, without chill filtration, it’s very fruity on the nose – with a big sweetness to it.

Macallan’s finest golf course single malt has been matured in a combination of sherry and bourbon casks to create a truly exceptional whisky. When it comes to Macallan we have never seen anything like it before, so please make sure you get your hands on this bottle of whisky while they last. The perfect gift for any serious whisky drinker!

Macallan is one of the world’s most popular and highly respected single malt producers. Their elegant Macallan Gold Label single malt was famously described as “”One of the best-kept secrets in the business!”” by Raymond Chandler. Macallan is also known for their Sherry casks – but here we have a rare example of a sherry cask matured whisky from their more unusual Fine Oak range! If you’re new to collecting malts, this is a great opportunity to start your collection!

As Macallan is one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland, it has a rich history. In 1824, Alexander Reid and John Campbell established their own distillery on the edge of spectacular countryside in Perthshire and today it produces some of the best single malts in the world.

An exceptional 29 year old, one of the oldest and most prestigious members of The Macallan family. This single malt was drawn from a cask stored in America and bottled at 29 years of age. The whisky is crafted from a vatting of more than 100 whiskies – all ex-bourbon and ex-American oak casks that were laid down from 1976 to 1997 and also includes some Spanish oak Sherry butts from the same period.

Macallan 1976 29 year old whisky is the result of a single cask from one of the greatest vintage years in Scotland. The 28-year maturation in sherry butts lends this whisky its deep golden hue, complex oak-driven aromas, and intense fruit and nutty flavors. This rare expression was bottled at an optimal time and may take another 30 years before it reaches your glass again.

Sitting in the cask for 29 years, this Macallan creates plenty of complex flavors. Notes of fruits and honey, give way to warm spices lead you into a long finish.

You’ll want a glass of this Macallan 1976 29 year old when you hear the price, but keep it to yourself when you do. It’s one of the most expensive whiskies we carry, and is made from excellent casks that produce high quality single malt Scotch whisky. The distillery continues to produce some of the finest whiskies in the world today, despite its relatively recent origin. Macallan was originally founded in 1824 as a farm distillery on an estate in Speyside near Craigellachie, however it did not produce its first whisky until 1863 when a new still house was built by brothers Hugh and Robert Hay. The distillery remained with the family for six generations until it was purchased by Seagrams in 1930. Only two years later it was then sold again to Hiram Walker (who already owned Benriach) and stayed with them until it became part of Allied Domecq’s portfolio in 1998 when they merged with Pedro Domecq. After being sold off again to Pernod-Ricard in 2001, it became one of their premium single malt offerings alongside brands such as Glenlivet at global scale.