Last Updated on: 12th December 2024, 06:09 am
The Whiskey Wash is thrilled to share an exclusive story about the legendary Macallan 1926 60-Year-Old, famously auctioned for $1.5 million. Written by acclaimed whisky expert Ben Odgers, the feature delves into the bottle’s unparalleled heritage, artistry, and significance. The article’s centrepiece is a rare interview with Michael Dillon, the Irish artist whose hand-painted label elevated the whisky into a collectable masterpiece.
Read the full exclusive story on The Whiskey Wash here.
Dillon’s design, which masterfully intertwines Scottish heritage with depictions of wildlife and Highland landscapes, immortalised the Macallan 1926 as a beacon of luxury and craftsmanship. In a candid interview, Dillon shares insights into his artistic process and reflects on the bottle’s rise to legendary status.
The article goes beyond the aesthetics, exploring the Macallan 1926’s journey to becoming a cultural and auction-house icon. With its unmatched value and continued fascination among collectors, this whisky stands as a pinnacle of the fine spirits world.
Ben Odgers, founder of Spirits Sourcery and an authority on rare collectables, provides a detailed account of the Macallan 1926’s transformation from creation to its historic 2018 Christie’s auction. His analysis contextualises the whisky’s appeal within the broader collectables market, highlighting its investment potential.
Key Highlights of the Feature:
- An exclusive interview with Michael Dillon on crafting the iconic label.
- An in-depth look at the Macallan 1926’s history, including its record-breaking auction.
- Insights into the whisky’s cultural and collectable status.
With this feature, The Whiskey Wash reaffirms its reputation as a leading source of whisky expertise and storytelling.
Discover the full article here.
