The Macallan Home Collection River Spey Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700mL)

Name: Buy The Macallan Home Collection River Spey Single Malt
Price: 690.99 USD
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$690.99

700 mL in size

Proof 89.6 (ABV of 44.8%)

*Please be aware that this bottle’s ABV may fluctuate.

Enjoy Macallan River Spey and feel the spirit of Scotland! It pays homage to the famous river with notes of butterscotch, cinnamon, and raisins. includes Michelle Lucking’s special prints. Take a drink of paint.

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Categories: The Macallan Scotch, RARE SCOTCH, SCOTCH, WHISKEY

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The Macallan Home Collection River Spey Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700mL)

With The Macallan Home Collection, River Spey, you may fully experience the spirit of the Scottish Highlands. This magnificent single malt honors the renowned River Spey, which is essential to the history of the Macallan distillery. It was made on their 485-acre estate and has a rich flavor profile of cinnamon, sultana, and raisins with a hint of butterscotch and toasted oak.

A collector’s paradise, each bottle comes with three limited edition prints by Michelle Lucking. Explore heritage and flavor!

Notes on Tasting

A heady blend of sweet raisins, sultana, and a touch of spicy cinnamon, this whisky streams like golden sunshine. Let the first drink hit you now, and then—boom! With a playful tease of chocolate and vanilla that dances around, it’s like a warm hug of butterscotch wrapped in toasted oak. And right when you think it’s finished, there’s that silky finish with a lingering burst of spice.

Concerning The Macallan

For more than three centuries, The Macallan has called the Easter Elchies House, perched on a ridge above the banks of the River Spey, their spiritual home. Alexander Reid founded the first authorized distillery on the estate, which he named Macallan after an old church that had been destroyed by fire in the fifteenth century, and planted barley in the fields around the rental house in 1820. Reid would ferment and distill his excess grains during the sluggish winter days to create whiskey, which was frequently consumed straight from the still or sold to tourists who were passing through the town.

Currently, 95 of the 370 acres of the Macallan Estate are used for the production of Minstrel barley (an acre yields around 2.5 tons of barley year, which is sufficient to make 1,800 bottles of The Macallan). To produce a rich and fatty whisky, the distillery also enters into agreements with farmers to buy barley that is high in starch and low in nitrogen.

The barley is malted and mashed in one of The Macallan’s two mash tuns, which takes four to eight hours after harvest. Following fermentation with a specially cultivated yeast, the barley is twice distilled using copper-pot stills at The Macallan. The stills’ copper serves as a catalyst, promoting the production of delicious esters while reducing contaminants like sulfur.

Furthermore, production manager Alexander Tweedie claims that the oddly tiny stills, which are among “the smallest stills within the Scotch whisky industry,” yield a whisky with a rich, greasy flavor. After distillation, the Macallan distillers separate the whisky’s heads and tails and reserve around 16% of the spirit to put into maturation casks. This “cut,” one of the highest of any Scottish distillery, makes the whisky richer and fuller.

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Concerning scotch vs whiskey

The most widely consumed whisky worldwide, scotch whiskey brands is regarded as the best of all of them! Each of Scotland’s five whiskey regions—six if you include the unofficially recognized Islands—produces spirits with special qualities and distinctive flavors. (The type of scotch is determined by the type of grain used.)

Grain whisky employs other grains, such as corn or wheat, while malt whisky is manufactured from malted barley. A single distillery producing a single malt whisky produces an exceptional product known as a single malt, but most whiskies are blended from various distilleries, hence the term blended scotch.

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