Macallan Masters of Photography Magnum Edition 0,7L 43,7%

Macallan Single Malt Whisky Fine Oak 18 Years 0.7L 43% The 18 year old representative of the "Fine Oak line" relaunched by Macallan some time ago is, if you can still remember the whisky of the same age stored in a sherry cask from the same house, a completely untypical Macallan! If you go by the old taste profile! Dry and robust on the nose with a slight oiliness.Macallan Single Malt Scotch Whisky Fine Oak 18 Years is earthy and has aromas of hazelnuts, dried spices, dried apricots, pineapple and light floral notes. On the palate peaches, roasted nuts, ginger, honey and burnt grass. The aftertaste is very dry and fresh. You have to break away from the traditional taste profile of a Macallan with this whisky! If you have managed to do this or have never owned one, nothing stands in the way of enjoying this elegant whisky.

Macallan Single Malt Whisky Concept Number 2 2019 0.7L 40% Malt distillery from Speyside Another distillery located in Speyside that has been producing whisky for over 200 years is The Macallan distillery. If the company had not been lost in 1996, it would have been one of the last independent companies today, like Glenfiddich, Glenfarclas or Springbank. At that time, however, Highland Distillers made a takeover offer to the company, which was actually well below its market value. However, an earlier deal was the downfall of the entrepreneurs and they had to sell. In an earlier financial uncertainty, a 25% share was sold to the Japanese Suntory company, and Rémy also owned 1%. Highland Destillers acquired these company shares, made a pact with Suntory and from then on owned the majority of shares in Macallan. One could only hope that this takeover would not cause Macallan Whisky to lose its good reputation as the 'Rolls Royce' of whisky, but fortunately it hasn't. Today it still wins prizes in numerous tastings and record prices are paid at auctions for old Macallan bottlings. Concept No. 2 It is the second of three bottlings in the Concept series from Macallan. The special thing about this bottling is that it targets the two passions of master blender Steven Bremner. He combines whisky and music. Whisky & music, how do they fit together? Bremner says that making whisky is in some ways the same as creating a song. First, the base note must be determined, with whisky this is the basic taste, then you can build up layer by layer around it. With both products, individual elements can be changed to go either in one direction or the other. Like Concept No. 1, No. 2 was also matured in different barrels. The longer maturation phase took place in Miguel Martin sherry barrels, followed by a finish in ex-bourbon barrels. The tasting notes show aromas of toffee, stewed apples and a hint of vanilla. Oak wood and spicy notes complement the taste. The finish also clearly shows pleasantly sweet aromas, accompanied by spices and toffe.

Macallan Edition No. 6 Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 0.7L 48.6% Without packaging Success story since 1824 Scotland's first legal distillery has stood for the very best whisky since the early 1824s. At first, only blended whisky was produced on the banks of the Spey, but over the years, especially from the late 1960s, the company increasingly devoted itself to the production of single malts. But what exactly has contributed to the distillery's immense success, that has caused whisky to increase so enormously in value over the years? The secret of Macallan lies in the art of standing out from the crowd and thus not keeping up with the masses of whisky, as Jim Beam does, for example. The Macallan distillery continually brings strictly limited products onto the market, so they keep a close eye on each individual production and demand for the products remains high. Edition series One of these special 'small batch' bottlings, as they are often called, is the 'Edition series', which has had its last product in the form of 'Edition No. 6'. For Edition No. 6, Master Distiller Steven Bremner used five different cask types during the maturation phase. As is usual with Macallan, this can be seen on the packaging, where you can find the well-known cask image, which shows the cask types in layers. It is characterized by an incredibly harmonious and complex aroma. On the nose, it entices with the sweet aroma of red fruits and toffee, but also with spicy components such as oak and ginger. Ginger is even more evident on the palate, followed by orange notes, nutmeg and oak again. The finish also offers the full force of aromas: a great balance between fruit and spiciness lingers.

Macalllan Single Malt Whisky M Decanter Release 2020 0.7L 45% Master Series In the Master Series, Macallan embodies two of the strengths it has developed over the centuries. Firstly, the storage in oak sherry casks and secondly, the fact that Macallan does not need any additional coloring to preserve the fascinating color reflections. With the 2020 release, Macallan's M series is already presenting its eighth whisky masterpiece. Like its predecessors in the series, it is also strictly limited and is probably more for whisky connoisseurs. In terms of color, it stands out from its competitors with its strong, dark color. As always, the bottle design of the Single Malt M Decanter Release 2020 is a real eye-catcher. The aromas have been shaped by a long maturation in sherry casks, so it presents itself with rich notes of exotic fruits, subtle sweetness and spicy notes.

Macallan Easter Elchies Black 2020 Release Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 50% The third and final release in an exceptional series, this limited edition single malt whisky embodies the welcoming warmth of the brand's spiritual home, Easter Elchies House. Inspired by the twilight of an autumn evening in the Scottish Highlands and the mesmerising firelight shining through the windows of Easter Elchies House, Macallan Easter Elchies Black 2020 Release Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 50% is a distinctively smoky and full-bodied expression influenced by The Macallan's tradition and craft. Rich and dark with a sweet smoky note, the incomparable single malt is a tribute to Easter Elchies House and reflects The Macallan's unrivalled commitment to mastery of spirit and wood. Perched on a hill overlooking the River Spey, Easter Elchies House is an 18th-century Highland manor house that lies at the heart of The Macallan's 485-acre estate and has been synonymous with the exclusive character of Speyside single malt since its founding in 1824. Built in 1700 from locally quarried sandstone, the turreted, crow-stepped house watches over the silent warehouses where the precious spirit slowly matures in exceptional oak casks. The colour of the Macallan Easter Elchies Black 2020 Release Single Malt Whisky is reminiscent of autumn chestnuts, while the smell of smoked toffee, orange, raisins and oak spices delights with an aniseed and sweet ginger warmth. Nuances of walnuts and a gentle herbal note complete the experience. The taste is characterized by warming ginger and cinnamon, oak, smoked orange peel and a quiet herbal whisper. The finish combines sweetness and smokiness, accompanied by peaty notes and the creamy cardamom-chocolate note. The Macallan Easter Elchies Black 2020 Whisky is therefore not just a whisky, but an artistic composition that reflects the history and essence of Easter Elchies House in every sip. A masterpiece that celebrates The Macallan's excellence in producing exceptional single malts.