Macallan 12Y Triple Cask
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About this product
The Rare Triple Harmony
A whisky that once formed part of Macallan’s acclaimed Triple Cask range, this 12 Year Old is now a rare sight for collectors and connoisseurs. Matured in a trio of cask types — European sherry-seasoned oak, American sherry-seasoned oak, and American ex-bourbon — it delivers a uniquely layered flavour profile. With the range discontinued, each bottle is a piece of Macallan history, making this an exceptional find for whisky lovers in Ireland and beyond.
Why we love it:
This whisky is a true example of Macallan’s artistry. The marriage of three distinct cask types gives it a complexity that’s both rich and refined, offering notes you simply won’t find in the more common single or double cask expressions. Now discontinued, it has become a rare treasure — one that promises both exceptional drinking pleasure and strong collectible value. For Irish whisky enthusiasts, it’s a dram that tells a story with every sip.
Country of origin
Scotland
Grape variety
- Speyside
Tasting notes
Colour
Burnished gold.
Nose
Citrus zest meets creamy vanilla, with underlying notes of toasted oak, coconut, and a gentle hint of nutmeg.
Palate
Smooth layers of honey, dried fruits, and gentle spice, lifted by fresh citrus and a whisper of cocoa.
Serving suggestion
Serving Suggestions 🍽️
- Best enjoyed neat to appreciate its full depth.
- A splash of still water can open up the layers of citrus and spice.
- Savour slowly after dinner with a piece of fine dark chocolate.
Easy Home Serve 🏡
For a refined twist: The Highland Sunset – Serve 50ml over a large cube of ice, garnish with a twist of orange peel. The citrus accent complements the whisky’s bright, honeyed character beautifully.
Size, cl
70
ABV, %
40.0
About the producer
Founded in 1824, Macallan is one of Scotland’s most iconic single malt producers, renowned for uncompromising quality and mastery of cask selection. The Triple Cask range showcased their ability to weave multiple cask influences into a seamless whole — and though this expression is now retired, it remains a testament to the distillery’s innovation and craftsmanship.