Macallan is operating at peak Macallan here - low proof, heavy sherry, a fancy name. This whisky was drawn from 16 different types of sherry cask. Rare Casks rich mahogany-red whisky showcases two of The Macallans greatest and most defining strengths - sherry seasoned oak casks and natural colour.
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Overall, this is a status bottling with a little ledge to stand on. Macallan Rare Cask Edrington Americas 75cl / 43 Starting Bid £5 Watchers 0 Description A bottle of The Macallan Rare Cask Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky, released in 2014 as a new addition to the company’s 1824 Series of core expressions. Not wildly complex, but entirely pleasant. Medium finish, a good deal of oak, tobacco, chocolate and stewed fruits. This could certainly shine with a bump in proof - especially given the grandeur places on the bottling by the brand - but this could make a great introduction to Macallan, assuming money is no object. Tootsie roll candies, plum, fig, cherry and pepper.
The problem I find with most of posh Macallans is the low viscosity and a low abv. Thin to medium on the palate - an interesting about face from the complexity and power of the nose, but there's a good deal of great flavor happening. 8 users have left 8 reviews for this whisky. Pungent sherry, blackberry, toffee, tobacco and pepper on the nose. Supposedly selected from Macallan's rarest sherry casks, this release comes with a hefty price tag and an even larger box, sitting in Macallan's premium NAS line of Scotch whiskeys.
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