Macallan Whisky Maker’s Edition Nick Veasey Classic Travel – 1930s Propeller Plane + 40 Instant Wins | 3343!
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Macallan Whisky Maker’s Edition Nick Veasey Classic Travel – 1930s Propeller Plane + 40 Instant Wins | 3343!
Crown jewel of the Edrington Group and one of the best-known names in single malt Scotch, made famous by the legendary status of much of the whisky it has produced over the years, including its Fine & Rare series,
Anniversary malts and flagship annual 18-year-old release.
This version of the brand’s Whisky Maker’s Edition expression is from the Classic Travel collection, a modern interpretation of the original Travel Series from the early 2000s.
This was the brand’s second collaboration with X-Ray photographer Nick Veasey, following the 2011 Six Pillars range.
The collection was launched in July 2016 at Singapore’s Changi Airport.
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⭐️ 250 Tickets Available
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