Fine and Rare 1926 Global EN
The Macallan
Fine & Rare 1926
1926
The Year that Was
The Macallan was managed by Janet Harbinson, the modest daughter of Roderick Kemp, who had bought the distillery in 1892. Also in this year, Gertrude Ederle became the first person to swim the 22 mile English Channel, taking 14 hours and 31 minutes; the first telephone calls were made between London and New York; and Scotland’s John Logie Baird demonstrated the world’s first TV.
Explore the Year
Love of beauty is TASTE. The creation of beauty is ART.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Details
AGE OF WHISKY 60 Years Old
YEAR BOTTLED 1986
CASK TYPE Hogshead
CASK No. 263
TOTAL OUTTURN 40 Bottle Equivalents
TINT 72
AVAILABILITY 750ml, 700ml
The Experience
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Colour
Laburnum
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Nose
Rich dark dried fruits – raisins, dates and prunes with wonderfully woody spices (cloves) and treacle toffee.
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Palate
Robust resinous wood, sweetened with medium treacle toffee and rich dried fruits.
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Finish
Drying wood with dark dried fruit and treacle toffee.
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Strength
42.6% vol, Natural Cask Strength
