Have you ever wondered, if you have some spare cash lying around, what would be the most expensive bottle of scotch you can buy? Realistically speaking, it will probably be a bottle of Johnnie Walker Gold for my case. But if you find yourself hanging in the company of Bill Gates and the likes, here are some ridiculously expensive bottles of scotch that might catch your fancy:
10) Chivas Regal Royal Salute, 50 years old.
Price: $10,000
The Chivas Regal 50-year Royal Salute is released in 2003 as a special edition to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II 50 years on the throne (coronation day in 1953). Each bottle features a hand-engraved 24-carat gold plaque. There were only 255 bottles in the world.
9) The Macallan 1939, 40 years old.
Price $10,125
First bottled in 1979, this peaty and powerful whisky that comes with dried fruit and sweet toffee flavors was re-bottled in 2002, and added to McCallan's Fine and Rare line.
8) Glenfarclas 1955, 50 years old.
Price: $10,878
This whisky, bottled in 2005 exactly fifty years to the day after it was distilled, was hand-picked by George S. Grant to celebrate the birth of his ancestor, John Grant, who bought the Glenfarclas distillery back in 1865. The entire 110 bottles sold out even before this whisky was released.
7) Dalmore 50 Year Old Decanter
Price: $11,000
Bottled in 1978 into just sixty crystal decanters. Reputably one of the best 50 year old whisky ever made, and a personal favorite of many rich families in the world.
6) The Macallan 55 Year Old Lalique Crystal Decanter
Price: $12,500
A celebration between two great nations and one of the finest creative collaborations between Scotland and France, The Macallan 55 Years old Lalique is bottled in 1910 in a perfume bottle designed by Rene Lalique. Worldwide, only 420 decanters were released, with only one hundred available in the United States.
5) Glenfiddich 1937
Price: $20,000
64 year old Glenfiddich, widely regarded as the oldest bottle of whisky in the world. This Glenfiddich's 1937 Rare Collection whisky had only one bottle ever produced, with the single bottle sold at a 2006 auction.
4) The Dalmore 62 Single Hiland Malt Scotch
Price: $58,000
One of the only twelve bottles produced in 1943. The whisky was purchased for $58,000 at the Pennyhill Park Hotel in Surrey, where the anonymous buyer reportedly share it with five of his lucky friends.
3) The Macallan 1926 Fine and Rare
Price: $75,000
It is rumored that a South Korean businessman paid $75,000 in 2005 for the chance to own a bottle of this scotch, whose flavor is described as dry and concentrated. The rumor is later confirmed by Macallan themselves.
2) Dalmore 64 Trinitas
Price: $160,100
Trinitas is named because there are only three bottles of this whisky been made. This whisky is a blend of rare stocks, containing spirits dating from 1868, 1878, 1926 and 1939. This is the first scotch to sell for six figures.
1) Macallan 64 Year Old in Lalique
Price: $460,000
And here it is, the most expensive scotch in the world: The Macallan 64 Year Old in Lalique! The scotch was sold for $460,000 at an auction at Sotheby's, New York on November 2010, breaking the record for the most expensive whisky ever sold, and claiming the title of world's most expensive scotch.
The special decanter was designed and created by famed French designer Lalique, and contains 1.5 litres of the rare "The Macallan" whisky. The special decanter, itself, is crafted with a unique "cire perdue", or "lost wax" method.










I'd be too afraid to drink it. Or rather, down it all and have the most expensive night of anyone, ever!
ReplyDeleteWell then again, you could market the most expensive PEE ever. LOL
Deletei really wish i could try one of those and see how $75,000 tastes like
ReplyDeletewhat about king louis the 16th or whatever. Isn't that a scotch or is that a cognac?
ReplyDeleteRemy Martin Louis XVI cognac is only $2,000-$5,000. It is very exclusive and one of the most expensive liquors created yearly, but for a list like this it would have to be a one time only release.
Deleteyou make me feel a bit jealous. When I become of legal drinking age I will for sure try some of these.
ReplyDelete460,000 for the world's most expensive scotch eh? Time to sell EVERYTHING.
ReplyDeleteI'll go halves...
DeleteThe first bottle looks like the scotch of the king!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe someone would pay that much!
ReplyDeleteThe last one was sold at a charity auction. It's not like anyone would pay that much just for a bottle of scotch. I don't know the circumstances surrounding the other sales, but I would guess they were bought for a similar reason.
DeleteThe last bottle of scotch is about the price of a good house, definitely worth it, lol.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't by that unless I planned to drink it in my grave.
ReplyDelete+support
http://eeatucf.blogspot.com/
holy hell, 460k???
ReplyDeleteblundersfrom6foot2.blogspot.com
I really wish there was more description on the whiskey itself of number 1 instead of the bottle that holds it... very good info though.
ReplyDeleteFollowing and supporting.
toastburnt.blogspot.com
Toast Burn: That is because not alot of people had the luxury to taste it, while describing the bottle is more accessible lol.
ReplyDeleteA lot*
DeleteSafe to say you've never tasted any of these? I'm assuming they are each of a godly taste or perhaps just full of hype and not to be tasted. Sad.
ReplyDelete~Raging Royal
Aha. That macallan one is pretty sexy, even without the price tag.
ReplyDeletegod i would love to try one sip of these
ReplyDeletethat's extra classy. i can't even imagine how they'd taste.
ReplyDeleteWow, so if I can make a really good scotch today, my grandkids/kids could sell the bottle and buy a car in 64 years? Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteOh fuck now I want me some Chivas Regal.
ReplyDeletehttp://reasonsoup.blogspot.com
I am with you, although I do prefer Johnnie Walker Blue over most others.
DeleteI am with you, although I do prefer Johnnie Walker Blue over most others.
DeleteI must say! This actually interested me! I want moar! Following for more
ReplyDeletehttp://songft.blogspot.com/
I think the real question is.
ReplyDeleteDo you have the guts to drink one of those? To know that each sip is worth THOUSANDS of dollars?
chivaz regal! mind blown
ReplyDeletethefitmuscle.blogspot.com
haha maybe slightly out of my price range :P Great post! :)
ReplyDeleteSupporting as always,
http://blazaimagenes.blogspot.com/
I'm just sayin... There are better things to buy.. SELLING these on the other hand.. Now that is a treat!
ReplyDeleteHttp://inhiarashi.blogspot.com
If I was a crazy billionaire, I'd so buy that 460k bottle and mix it with coke.
ReplyDeletehahahahahahah.....
Deletethan how you know the taste.....lolz
hahahahahahah.....
Deletethan how you know the taste.....lolz
You shoulld never mix alc like these with anything! you have to enjoy the taste by itself.
DeleteHonestly, I would be worried to mix it with ice.
Deletewow.. when I read the list and I saw 10k at the top I just assumed that you were starting from top to bottom.... but no that's not what was going on...
ReplyDelete460k.. wow..
one day i hope to afford this!
ReplyDeleteyour friend,
ectomorphmuscle.blogspot.com
Holy crap! Holy crap.
ReplyDeleteWhen I win the lottery, I'll buy a couple of these and we'll have a party!
ReplyDeletedamn, i hope im rich enough to toss some money onto one of these bottles! that would be the epitome of nobility
ReplyDeleteholy shit who would pay that much for scotch?! lol
ReplyDeletehttp://lifeofbaron.blogspot.com/
fucking ballliiiin''''!!!!!
ReplyDeletebrotosterone.blogspot.com
damn i wonder who has the money to buy that
ReplyDeletethat's absolutely ridic
ReplyDeletei'll stick to my johnny walker blue for now. it's expensive enough for me.
ReplyDelete100% agreed!
DeleteI need some!
ReplyDeleteGive me a glass of that last one, thanks :)
ReplyDeleteXD
The Iraqis used to have the world's highest per capita scotch consumption. I suspect only an Arab would pay these prices.
ReplyDeleteHoly shit. When/if I'm rich, I'll buy one of these, and then give it to some random guy. That will make his day/year/life.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Samuel
http://cg-illumination.blogspot.com/
lol seriously, i gotta save up my cash for at least the first one, i doubt ill ever have enough for that last one!
ReplyDeletethats crazy
ReplyDeleteI want to believe that they taste 5000 times better than regular scotch but to be honest they probably taste just as shitty rofl
ReplyDeleteFollowing and supporting
therichesthappiest.blogspot.com
holy crap, that Macallan whiskey would be awesome with red bull... jk
ReplyDeletewould love to drink some of that
anyway, just getting back to my followers ;)
Really Macallan with redbull ... common Should be on the rocks ..
DeleteIf you have this bottle. discuss proposals Chivas Regal Royal Salute 50 year old! johnnywhiskey79@hotmail.com
ReplyDeletehey the collection is superb btw i owe jonny walker white label rare scothch
ReplyDeleteMOST AMAZING TASTE to DEVELOP ....... LOVE YOU SINGLE MALTS.................
ReplyDeleteThe older, the smoother....like me!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to taste them all! Afterwards, my urine would cost $100,000. LMAO
nice info....... what about king Louis the 16th is it not in the top ten.
ReplyDelete1) Macallan 64 Year Old in Lalique
ReplyDeletePrice: $460,000
Unfortunately, chances are the whiskey has become dangerous to drink. Crystal can consist of up to 33% lead—the more lead, the more sparkle and ping. Lead crystal typically contains 24% to 32% lead oxide.
Only proves that whiskey is made to drink, not to save!
Well, My love. Anybody who can afford to indulge in such a luxury is surely not worried about their health. Alot of Moonshine has the very same qualities (laced with lead, an other minerals) After savoring such a masterpiece--One would have done it all and surely wish to die anyway.
DeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
DeleteCrazy People!!! 560 thousand dollars in a bottle?? Fuck off!!!
ReplyDeleteMeh. Glenlivet 21 is OK. Macallan 10 is fine. Four Roses bourbon is better than both. Laphroaig is my Scotch. Give me a nice IPA any day over any of the spirits. Sierra Nevada Hoptimum FTW.
ReplyDeleteMeh. Glenlivet 21 is OK. Macallan 10 is fine. Four Roses bourbon is better than both. Laphroaig is my Scotch. Give me a nice IPA any day over any of the spirits. Sierra Nevada Hoptimum FTW.
ReplyDeleteThe Glenfiddich Janet Sheed Roberts Reserve 55 is also one of the most rare and recently fetched $55,000 USD at a Trump Hotel Auction!
ReplyDeleteCheers
Ryan via http://www.luxurybranded.com
I can't imagine how 460K glides over your taste buds...
ReplyDeleteTAKE A SIP AND DYE .....
ReplyDeleteThe surviving Lalique is quite valuable. Other than age, what particular "characteristics" of the MacAllan 64 qualify its impressive worth? By description, can any one take me there?
ReplyDeleteYes beautiful scotch...The no 1 scotch, I would open it up on a park bench, put it into a glass of ice, and then dump in some no name cola bought from no frills, and then swirl it around with a straw from mcdonalds...and then drink it with the hobos living downtown toronto.....yeah ha hillbilly howdown...lol...they forgot to mention grants at seven dollars and seventy five cents a half mickey...now thats damm gum good whisky ..lol
ReplyDeleteYes here is my revised version of the top whiskys of the world...grants, wild turkey, vo, five star whisky, johnny walker red, kentucky bourbon whiksy.. hillybilly jims monshine, redneck bobs kansas barn buster whiksy, ah what else...had the family on jerry springer, rut gut whiksy...hell yeah...in the end no matter it all has u upchucking in the back of the out house..........
ReplyDeletehonourable mention..ah harlem shuffle style scotch, no name scotch, texas billys blend of nasty brew scotch...6 dollars a bottle..ah wild mullet hillybilly brew bottled by arkansas pete 6 dollars a gallon...
ReplyDelete