Macallan Folio 1 The Archival Series - 700ml

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Clémence Viault
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Estimate  € 6,500 - € 7,800
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Description from the seller

Distillery: The Macallan
Age: NAS
ABV: 43.0%
Volume: 70cl
Vintage: Non-Vintage
Condition: Sealed, unopened

The Macallan, established in 1824 in Speyside, Scotland, is globally revered for its exceptional single malt Scotch whisky, particularly its commitment to sherry cask maturation and natural colour. Situated on the picturesque Easter Elchies Estate, the distillery has built an unparalleled reputation for quality and craftsmanship over two centuries. Its releases are among the most sought-after by collectors and investors worldwide, consistently commanding significant prices at auction due to their rarity and iconic status.

The Archival Series Folio 1 represents the inaugural release in a highly coveted collection that celebrates The Macallan's historic advertising campaigns. This particular expression pays homage to a memorable 1970s campaign, capturing the essence of the brand's heritage and wit through its distinctive packaging and narrative. As a limited edition release, Folio 1 is exceptionally rare and desirable, making it a cornerstone piece for serious collectors keen on owning a significant part of The Macallan's storied past and a testament to its enduring legacy.

Tasting Notes:
Colour: Deep amber gold
Nose: Rich dried fruits, ginger, nutmeg, sweet orange, polished oak and a hint of dark chocolate
Palate: Velvety smooth, with notes of dried figs and dates, sweet raisin, cinnamon spice, subtle orange zest, and a developing richness of oak
Finish: Long and warming, with lingering sweetness, gentle spice, and a dry, oaky complexity

Distillery: The Macallan
Age: NAS
ABV: 43.0%
Volume: 70cl
Vintage: Non-Vintage
Condition: Sealed, unopened

The Macallan, established in 1824 in Speyside, Scotland, is globally revered for its exceptional single malt Scotch whisky, particularly its commitment to sherry cask maturation and natural colour. Situated on the picturesque Easter Elchies Estate, the distillery has built an unparalleled reputation for quality and craftsmanship over two centuries. Its releases are among the most sought-after by collectors and investors worldwide, consistently commanding significant prices at auction due to their rarity and iconic status.

The Archival Series Folio 1 represents the inaugural release in a highly coveted collection that celebrates The Macallan's historic advertising campaigns. This particular expression pays homage to a memorable 1970s campaign, capturing the essence of the brand's heritage and wit through its distinctive packaging and narrative. As a limited edition release, Folio 1 is exceptionally rare and desirable, making it a cornerstone piece for serious collectors keen on owning a significant part of The Macallan's storied past and a testament to its enduring legacy.

Tasting Notes:
Colour: Deep amber gold
Nose: Rich dried fruits, ginger, nutmeg, sweet orange, polished oak and a hint of dark chocolate
Palate: Velvety smooth, with notes of dried figs and dates, sweet raisin, cinnamon spice, subtle orange zest, and a developing richness of oak
Finish: Long and warming, with lingering sweetness, gentle spice, and a dry, oaky complexity

Details

Mixed lot
No
Region
Speyside
Distillery/brand
Macallan
Name/edition
Folio 1 The Archival Series
Country of production
Scotland
Volume on label
700ml
Alcohol %
43%
Original packaging
No
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