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I recently got a bottle (1L 43%) of The Macallan from my grandmother. She and my grandfather purchased it on their travels in the 1950s or the 1960s.
It's a round bottle with a white square box. (No blue line).
Does anyone know a potential value on this bottle?
Regards
Peter
@PeterS That looks like it was stored very well over the years. The packaging still looks immaculate and the neck fill is very high. I imagine that'll pay for a small vacation! Macallan is a favorite among collectors. Couldnt tell you what the value is. You may run into some skeptics though, due to the immaculate look of the label/neck fill/box. Macallans are often forged/faked by scam artists due to their popularity among collectors. Let us know if you find a buyer. I'm curious to see what that bottle will pull.
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@DramTasticVoyage Cool! thanks for the reply
I know nothing of its authenticity, but my grams stored it in her basement for 50+ (?) years and after that it's been in my cupboard for 5 or so years.
Not sure if I wanna sell tho... Might be a great gift for my son when he graduates.