
Macallan 12Y Double Cask
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The Golden Harmony of Speyside
The Macallan 12 Year Old Double Cask is a testament to balance and craftsmanship. Matured in a perfect harmony of American and European oak casks seasoned with sherry, it delivers a richness that’s both luxurious and approachable. Loved by whisky enthusiasts across the world, it’s a dram that feels just as fitting for a fireside evening in the Irish countryside as it does for a grand celebration.
Why we love it:
We admire the way Macallan 12Y Double Cask marries two worlds of flavour — the sweet vanilla and toffee from American oak with the rich dried fruits and warm spice from European oak. There’s a timeless elegance in every sip, a signature Speyside smoothness that invites both seasoned whisky lovers and newcomers alike. Whether enjoyed slowly in a crystal glass or as the centrepiece of a whisky tasting evening, this bottle captures the true spirit of refinement.

Scotland

Speyside

Colour
Warm golden amber.
Nose
Creamy butterscotch and toffee, with hints of honey, candied orange, and gentle oak spice.
Palate
Rich and well-rounded, with notes of honeycomb, sultanas, and a delicate blend of vanilla and nutmeg. The finish is long, warm, and satisfyingly smooth.

🥃 Serving Suggestions
- Neat: Savour slowly to appreciate the full depth of the oak influence.
- With Water: Just a drop opens up soft floral notes and enhances the sweetness.
- On the Rocks: Ideal for a relaxed evening, bringing out more of the vanilla tones.
🍸 Easy Home Serve
For a refined twist on the classic Old Fashioned, stir 50ml of Macallan 12Y Double Cask with a dash of orange bitters, a sugar cube, and a large cube of ice. Garnish with an orange zest twist. Perfect for winding down after a hearty Irish dinner.

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Founded in 1824 on the banks of the River Spey, The Macallan has become one of the most revered names in whisky. Known for their uncompromising approach to quality and their mastery of sherry cask ageing, they continue to produce drams that are cherished worldwide — and increasingly sought after here in Ireland.