The Macallan 15 Year Double Cask represents a perfectly balanced single malt. This Scotch is aged for 15 years in a mixture of American and European ex-Sherry Oloroso oak casks, creating a perfect harmony of flavours.
The combination of the two types of oak gives delicate notes of vanilla and hints of spices, resulting in a whisky with a strong and delicate character.
A complex Single Malt, characterised by notes of dried fruit, toffee and vanilla. Hints of soft oak, chocolate and butterscotch with baked apples stand out on the nose.
The Macallan distillery, owned by Edrington, has collaborated with designer David Carson to rethink the design of the Double Cask, Sherry Oak and Colour collections, creating a new visual identity that combines tradition and contemporary vision: the project, which follows Carson's creative direction for the Colour Collection in 2023, draws inspiration from the balance between sherry and oak that defines the aromatic profile of Macallan whiskies, as well as the iconic shape of the distillery, with its distinctive undulating green roof that has influenced the new profile of the bottle.
Distinctive elements remain, such as the triangular label on the shoulder, symbolising the Spanish 'Sherry Triangle' where the sherry-seasoned oak barrels originate, while the back introduces a new symbol dedicated to the types of barrels to illustrate the aromatic contribution of American and European oak. The restyling is completed by advanced anti-counterfeiting technology, an informative QR code and a richer visual narrative, designed to express the complexity and evolution of the brand, with the new design to be gradually introduced in the Timeless Collections during 2025.
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