The Macallan Fine & Rare 1952 Cask 627 50 Year Old Single Malt Whisky

The year was 1952, and the missionary surgeon, Albert Schweitzer, won the Nobel Peace Prize, while a vaccine for polio was developed by Dr Jonas Salk. The US Navy began construction of the first nuclear submarine, whilst in the UK, Londoners said goodbye to the last tram and the average weekly wage rose to £7.58. In Los Angeles, American actress, Molly Malone, star of the silent film era, dies aged 63.

And the Macallan released exactly 465 bottles of this amazing whiskey, worldwide.

The Macallan Fine & Rare 1952 Cask 627 Tasting Notes:

Aroma: Honey, lemon citrus, light peat and wood. Robust floral notes.
Palate: More dried fruits (raisins) than on the nose. Peat smoke is still evident.
Finish: Mixed dried fruits and lemons with light drying peat smoke.