Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
This rare Scottish whiskey celebrates the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne, and it was first bottled in 2012. The dram, which has a 52% ABV, was produced in limited quantities to celebrate the special occasion.
This rare whisky is a rare collectible. It was released several times over the last few months, and is the most expensive of the lot. The PS350 price tag makes it one of the most expensive drams available in the whisky market. If you like drams that are rich and sweet, this dram will be an excellent choice.
It is a deluxe whisky, accompanied by a special booklet about the whisky’s history. The booklet also features the official portraits of Cecil Beaton and Julian Calder. A bottle of The Macallan Diamond jubilee The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee will likely fetch a price of around PS3,400 to PS5,500 at auction.
The Macallan The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
This limited edition is bottled at a 52% ABV and comes in a bespoke purple presentation box. A ceramic brooch is included. The design was created by sculptor Arnold Martin. During the Queen’s accession year, the contents of the bottle were chosen to correspond to the weeks in June. This is the reason why the dram has a 52% ABV.
This limited edition is available in two different types of 35cl bottles. The lighter bottle is a lighter whisky and is meant to represent a young monarch and the freshness of the Elizabethan era. It is aged in American oak and Spanish seasoned sherry casks, while the dram is aged in Spanish sherry casks.
The Macallan The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee is a limited edition that celebrates the 60th birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen’s jubilee edition contains whisky from two casks distilled in April 1996 and April 1999. Moreover, this Macallan has a special label that shows the text about the Royal Wedding.
The Macallan is a British whisky brand that has enjoyed a long-standing relationship with the British Royal Family. It has released many limited edition bottlings, which commemorate Royal weddings, coronations, and jubilees.