Difficult to answer - a lot of very old whiskies tend to be 'limited editions' where an independent bottler has purchased a single cask, generally getting a few hundred bottles from it. read more
Difficult to answer - a lot of very old whiskies tend to be ‘limited editions’ where an independent bottler has purchased a single cask, generally getting a few hundred bottles from it. This means that the market for _very_ old whiskies (over 40 years in the cask) is very fluid - what might be the oldest whisky currently available might not be the same in a couple of months. read more