What happened to Mackinlay

I am unable to obtain my favorite blended Scotch, Mackinlay. Did the distillery go out of business? If anyone has any information, I would appreciate it.

[Jojo]

Might still be affiliated with Whyte & Mackay. We have contacts there - let me see what I can find out.

[Jojo]

I'm hearing Mackinlay has been discontinued and therefore no longer being produced. Unfortunately I don't have any other details at this time....Sorry for the bad news....

Hi
Having seen your Thread
I dont know if you are interested but I have got a 4.5 Ltr Bottle full, and untouched of Mackinlay Whiskey.
Would you like to buy it ?
If you are interested please drop me a line on my mobile
07801 648 458

Regards
Toby Sherwin

Toby,

I tried to call you but your telephone did not go through.

I am interested in purchasing the whiskey you have if the price is do-able.

Please call me at 1 - 917 - 723 - 7268

Vin

[silverfish]

Here's an update on some older bottles:

"Old whisky can be found in some pretty amazing places.
I've heard of it stashed in the walls of houses, buried under
ground, and discovered in shipwrecks under the ocean.
But the trove left by Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton
might be the most unusual. Shackelton and his crew left
two cases of Scotch whisky stashed under the floorboard
of a small wooden shack at Cape Royds.

The whisky was discovered by conservators in January 2006.
They were unable to get the crates out but will be trying
again in January during the Antarctic summer. It's not known
what shape the bottles of Charles Mackinlay & Co. whisky will
be in after one hundred years of freeze and thaw. The crates
and bottles will remain in Antarctica unless they need to be
taken off the continent for conservation reasons."

More at Unearthing Shackleton's Whisky

and Whisky on (Antarctic) ice

[Iceprincess]

Originally Posted by Jojo

I'm hearing Mackinlay has been discontinued and therefore no longer being produced. Unfortunately I don't have any other details at this time....Sorry for the bad news....

Hello, I was wondering if anybody could give me an idea of how old my whiskey is, and the approximate value ..

I am happy to send photos, but I will need an email address, not sure how to post on here.. the bottle is a huge one 6 pints 13 1/3 FL.oz and has a wire "bottle Stand" very much the same as the one here in this photo
http://www.trailspace.com/blog/2009/...s-whiskey.html

the label reads Mackinlays's old scotch whisky bottled in Scotland, it has a crest with what appears to be a reindeer on it, it also has a signature that looks like chas mackinlay & co, but the Chas is hard to read.. on the back there is another label that reads Distilled and bottled in Scotland under British Government supervision

Thankyou

[Jojo]

Originally Posted by Iceprincess

Hello, I was wondering if anybody could give me an idea of how old my whiskey is, and the approximate value ..

I am happy to send photos, but I will need an email address, not sure how to post on here.. the bottle is a huge one 6 pints 13 1/3 FL.oz and has a wire "bottle Stand" very much the same as the one here in this photo
http://www.trailspace.com/blog/2009/...s-whiskey.html

the label reads Mackinlays's old scotch whisky bottled in Scotland, it has a crest with what appears to be a reindeer on it, it also has a signature that looks like chas mackinlay & co, but the Chas is hard to read.. on the back there is another label that reads Distilled and bottled in Scotland under British Government supervision

Thankyou

We will see if it's possible to date your bottle, however, we always need photos posted here along with your question. Since you are now a registered Whisky.com Member, you're able to upload photos as well as post freely. Let us know if you need help. If we are not successful in having your bottle dated, then we suggest you contact www.mctears.com or www.bonhams.com - they should be able to date it as well as give an idea of value.

[neilfaefife]

Although not related to where you could obtain Mackinlay, I just wanted to say my mum was Donald Mackinlay's secretary in the 1950's and she told me some fabulous tales of he time there.
Quite possibly her stories from her time there may be one of the reason's I have a love for the dram.