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| Macallan Master Lalique Collection Chest |
The Macallan Master Lalique Collection which is the only set produced by The Macallan Distillers and is also the only one available in the world.
The set consisted of the three malts Distilled and bottled by The Macallan Distillers, filled inside Laique Crystal decanter decanters. They include Macallan Lalique-50 year old 750ml Single Malt with 46% volume and The Macallan Lalique-55 year old 750ml Single Malt with a nick copper buckle the bottle with 40.1 % Volume which is one of 430 limited edition bottles ever made. The set completes with The Macallan Lalique-57 year old 750ml Single Malt, 48.5% volume one of limited edition of 400 bottles.
This chest was crafted with genuine Macallan Sherry Oak Cask wood, finished off using antique hardware, a plush protective interior and an engraved copper plaque.
Each unique and precious piece of Lalique decanters is designed, blown, pressed, fashioned, cut, engraved and polished by The Masters of Crystal.
The Macallan Master Lalique Collection Chest went under the hammer for HK$595,000 ($76,300) inclusive of Buyer’s Premium at Island Shangri-La Hotel in Hong Kong in 2011.
The set consisted of the three malts Distilled and bottled by The Macallan Distillers, filled inside Laique Crystal decanter decanters. They include Macallan Lalique-50 year old 750ml Single Malt with 46% volume and The Macallan Lalique-55 year old 750ml Single Malt with a nick copper buckle the bottle with 40.1 % Volume which is one of 430 limited edition bottles ever made. The set completes with The Macallan Lalique-57 year old 750ml Single Malt, 48.5% volume one of limited edition of 400 bottles.
This chest was crafted with genuine Macallan Sherry Oak Cask wood, finished off using antique hardware, a plush protective interior and an engraved copper plaque.
Each unique and precious piece of Lalique decanters is designed, blown, pressed, fashioned, cut, engraved and polished by The Masters of Crystal.
The Macallan Master Lalique Collection Chest went under the hammer for HK$595,000 ($76,300) inclusive of Buyer’s Premium at Island Shangri-La Hotel in Hong Kong in 2011.
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