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Macallan The Reach 81 Years Old 70cl 41.6°

Distillery : The Macallan / Country : Scotland / Reference: : 25581

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With this expression The Reach, The Macallan unveils the oldest expression produced by the Scottish distillery: an exceptional ageing of 81 years that has spanned the ages, steeped in history.

Distilled in 1940, at a particularly turbulent period in history, this exceptional Single Malt is made from a single oak cask that previously contained Sherry. It sports a sweet profile, signature of The Macallan productions, which blends with a complex array of flavours of peated malted barley, smoke and ancient oak.

For this precious whisky, a container worthy of its prestige was needed and to do this, the distillery called on a group of Scottish craftsmen.
Presented in an elegant wooden box, the Single Malt is housed in a mouth-blown glass carafe, supported by three bronze hands created by sculptor Saskia Robinson. The Reach being the fruit of a long collaborative work, testifying to the know-how of the house, each hand represents one of the major actors having intervened on its production:

- the workers of the 1940 distillery who made the spirit in difficult times,
- the former president of The Macallan, Allan Shiach, whose grandfather ran the company when this spirit was first casked,
- and master whiskey maker, Kirsteen Campbell, who carefully selected the special cask used to create The Reach.

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Features
Volume0.7 L
ABV41.6 °
TypeSingle malt
DistilleryThe Macallan
CountryScotland
MaturationSherry
PeatLightly Peated
PackagingWooden Case
Reference:25581

The Macallan distillery is nestled on the banks of the river Spey, at the heart of Glenlivet, cradle of the great malts.


Located near Graigellachie, the Macallan distillery obtained its first license to distil thanks to Alexander Reid. It was purchased by James Stewart in 1886 (from Glen Spey distillery) who undertook its reconstruction. In 1892, Roderick Kemp took over the ownership of the old farm distillery. It stayed in the Kemp’s family until 1996. Within 10 years (1965 to 1975), the number of stills at Macallan rose from 6 to 21.


The success, brand and popularity of The Macallan are established on the exceptional quality of production, as Macallan maintained traditional methods of whisky elaboration.


All of The Macallan production comes from the same distillery, which makes it a Single Malt. The Macallan is today the fifth best-selling malt in the world. The six golden rules of The Macallan are the reason why it is today the Rolls of Single Malts, according to the widely recognized Harrod’s Guide.

Colour: deep auburn.

Nose: dark chocolate, sweet cinnamon, aromatic peat, plums, leather, pink grapefruit, currant jelly and a rich resinous note.

Palate: molasses caramel, bramble jam, liquorice, crystallized ginger, nutmeg, charred pineapple, pecan nuts and wood smoke.

Finish: intensely rich, sweet and smoky.