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Macallan – x Sir Peter Blake An Estate, A Community and A Distillery (70cl, 47.70%)

Macallan – x Sir Peter Blake An Estate, A Community and A Distillery (70cl, 47.70%)

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This item will be shipped on 10th October 2026 from our UK warehouse.

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Distillery
Macallan
Region
Speyside
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Age
NAS
Bottle Size
70cl
ABV
47.70%
Macallan – x Sir Peter Blake An Estate, A Community and A Distillery is a single malt whisky from Macallan (Speyside). Bottled at 47.70% ABV, 70cl. Presented in early 2021, An Estate, A Community and A Distillery is the result of Macallan distillery once again collaborating with acclaimed British artist, Sir Peter Blake. Famously the designer of The Beatles iconic Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band record sleeve, he is perhaps best-known in the whisky world for labelling 12 bottles of the legendary Macallan 1926: currently the most expensive single malt in history. This is the third time he and The Macallan have worked together. The bottle was released to celebrate the distillery's Anecdotes of Ages Collection and was available via ballot in March 2021. The presentation box housed the bottle, a certificate detailing the history and heritage on which the art was based, and artwork printed on a scroll. Crown jewel of the Edrington Group and one of the best-known names in single malt Scotch, made famous by the legendary status of much of the whisky it has produced over the years, including its Fine & Rare series, Anniversary malts and flagship annual 18-year-old release.

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