diamond jubilee bottle
The Macallan distillery recently released a commemorative bottle to commemorate Her Majesty the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. The bottle is adorned with a decorative cameo of Her Majesty. This edition is available in both a regular and deluxe gift box.
The Macallan Diamond jubilee is an extremely limited edition of Scotch whiskey that was distilled on February 8, 1952 and released in 2012. It was a celebration of 60 years since the accession of Queen Elizabeth II. The whisky was matured in sherry casks, and is bottled at a 52% ABV. The resulting dram was a classic the moment it hit the market.
Macallan Diamond Jubilee is a limited edition that celebrates Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee, making it a highly collectible bottle. The limited edition of this whisky is extremely popular among collectors, and many buyers flock to auction houses in order to acquire a limited edition. However, collectors of this whisky should be prepared to pay a premium for this exceptional offering.
macallan diamond jubilee bottle
The Macallan Diamond Jubilee Edition is bottled at a 52% ABV and limited to only 2,012 bottles. The whisky is made using a marriage of ex-sherry casks, and the bottle is packaged in a custom-designed purple gift box. The gift box also contains a ceramic brooch designed by the sculptor Arnold Machin.
The Macallan distillery is located in Craigellachie, Moray, and is owned by the Edrington Group. In 1999, the Edrington Group purchased the Macallan distillery from Highland Distillers. It is a single malt Scotch whisky distillery in Moray.
In honor of Her Majesty, Macallan released two 35cl bottles of limited edition whisky. These bottles feature an official portrait of the Queen. Both bottles feature a silver screw cap and burgundy labels. The lighter whisky is meant to represent the young monarch and the vitality of the new Elizabethan era.
These bottlings are in high demand. Both Royal family fans and whisky collectors vie for these rare bottlings. The prices of these rare Macallan bottles are driven by two totally different markets. Many of these bottles are limited editions, which are especially expensive.
