Whiskyauction's current sale looks certain to attract attention from collectors before bidding closes on November 27.
The sale, comprising the collection of a single owner, features a number of notable lots. But without doubt the sale's highlight is a Macallan 1948 single malt with its level in the neck.
It has a floral palate with lightly burnt peat smoke characteristics, a light and elegant finish and is one of the most admired and awarded single malts available.
 The 1948 Macallan single malt is one of the most admired among collectors |
Macallan's dedication to quality has gained it recognition as one of the world's greatest distilleries, and earlier this month it also became a World Record holder.
A bottle of 64-year old Macallam was bought during a charity auction in New York for an amazing price of $460,000, and leapt into the record books as the most expensive whisky ever sold. The bottle did however come in a unique Lalique crystal decanter, adding to both its collectibility and value.
The Macallan 1948 can boast no such container, but it's history and reputation speak for themselves. With a current bid of $2,544 (as of November 24) and previous sales reaching over $9,500, it could again prove a sound investment opportunity and one of the industry's most coveted brands.
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