Spring is in the air, as the third auction of the year brings together a catalogue of over 1,100 bottles, including vintage rums, whiskies from around the globe, Chartreuse and other liqueurs, sure to delight collectors.
The journey begins in the Caribbean, with iconic bottles such as 1924 Bally, 1931 and 1938 Saint James, 1953 Damoiseau, and Flibuste in older vintages. Rare and old bottlings sure to pique the interest of discerning connoisseurs!
Representing Scottish whiskies is a 60-year-old Glenfarclas distilled in 1953, with a mahogany hue that will definitely appeal to those with a taste for sherry-cask-aged whisky. Islay, with its acclaimed Ardbeg, is also well represented with rare (1972 Ardbeg) and old (1974 Ardbeg DE) bottles. Japan also has a strong showing with distilleries such as Karuizawa, Yamazaki and Yoichi.
Chartreuse bottles stand out for their diversity: 1964 Green VEP (Exceptionally Prolonged Ageing), Episcopale du IIIe Millénaire and Jeroboam bottles.
A fine selection of Scottish whiskies, mainly from Cadenhead, rounds off this auction.
Good luck!
