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The Macallan

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The Macallan
Founder: Alexander Reid
Year Founded: 1824

DISTILLERY LOCATION

Craigellachie, Speyside, Scotland

VISITOR CENTERS

The Macallan Distillers Ltd
Easter Elchies
Craigellachie
AB38 9 RX
Scotland
T: 011 44 1340 872 280

MASTER DISTILLER/BLENDER

Bob Dalgarno, Master Distiller

TYPES OF THE MACALLAN AVAILABLE:

Sherry Oak Series – 10, 12, 18, 25, 30 Years
Fine Oak Series – 10, 15, 21, 30 Years
The 1824 Collection – Select Oak, Whisky Makers Edition, Estate Reserve
Fine and Rare – 1926, 1937 (32 years old), 1937 (37 years old), 1938 (31 years old) 1938 (35 years old), 1939, 1940 (35 years old) 1940 (37 years old), 1945, 1946, 1948, 1949 (52 years old) 1949 (53 years old), 1950 (cask 598) 1950 (cask 600),  1951, 1952 (49 years old), 1952 (50 years old), 1953, 1954, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968 (33 years old), 1968 (34 years old), 1969 (cask 9369), 1969 (cask 10412), 1970 (31 years old), 1970 (32 years old), 1971 (cask 4280), 1970 (cask 7556), 1972 (cask 4041), 1972 (cask 4043), 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976
Lalique – Lalique I 50 years old, Lalique II 55 years old
Masters of Photography – Rankin Edition
Distillery Exclusives – Ghillie’s Dram, Cask Selection 2008 Release

HOW YOU SHOULD DRINK IT:

  • Straight
  • On the rocks
  • With a bit of water
  • With club soda
  • With ginger ale
  • In cocktails (Rob Roy, Whisky Smash, Blood and Sand, Rusty Nail)

FAST FACTS:

  • At a Christie’s auction in 2007, a bottle of Macallan made in 1926 sold for $54,000.
  • The Easter Elchies House on the distillery’s grounds, which is pictured on the Macallan label and was the home of the brand’s founder, was built in 1700.
  • Not only is there a store at the distillery, which stocks special bottling, but also a large interactive exhibit that explains the whisky production process.
 

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