Only one critic we track has tasted this whisky from Highlands so far. Critic tasting note: "Amber-chestnut color. Aromas are very mature and so thick, one almost needs a knife to cut it. Notes of dried fruit (orange, lemons, pineapple) and wood spices (especially clove), with more than a suggestion of peat smoke. Thick, enveloping texture-like a warm coat on a bitterly cold day. Very mature. One can easily deduce this is a very old whisky-the woodiness is evident on the palate. But it is not in excess. There’s plenty of dried fruit, enticing wood spices, and peat to keep the palate entertained, all the way through to its very long, dry finish." - 93/100, Whisky Advocate

Volume: 700 ML

Category: Vintage and Rare, Single Malts

Distillery: Macallan

Region: Speyside

Age: 50 Year

ABV: 45.1%