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Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. While it’s not overwhelmingly serious or complex, it is hard to put down - and a (nearly) classic example of what Macallan does best. The finish has a gently pastoral character to it, though it remains bright and dripping in citrus notes, almost lemony at times. Oily with orange and nougat notes prominent, it fades into a lightly grassy cereal character, some youth evident later in the game. Austere but refined, it immediately invites sipping, where many of these same elements are evident. Boldly sherried up front, the whisky exudes notes of fresh clementines and cloves on the nose, though these exuberant, Christmassy characteristics are tempered by notes of oiled leather and roasted chestnuts. Macallan always loves to wear its sherry on its sleeve, but this is nonetheless one of the racier bottlings I’ve seen from the classic Speyside outfit in recent years.
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So let’s crack it open and give it a try. That’s all fine and good, but I wouldn’t want to give a bottle of Scotch as a gift unless I knew that the liquid inside was legit. The artwork on the packaging also reveals some of the distinctive customs of Scotland’s Hogmanay, including the tradition of first footing, when it is good luck for a dark-haired visitor to be the first person to enter your home after midnight, bearing symbolic gifts – whisky, coal and Scottish shortbread – that aim to bring comfort and happiness in the year ahead. Presented as part of innovative multi-layered packaging that provides an exceptional unboxing experience, Erica Dorn’s playful abstract illustrations are inspired by the historic fire rituals dominant in New Year celebrations around the world. The first in a new limited edition gifting series, A Night On Earth In Scotland is a collaboration with acclaimed Japanese-French illustrator Erica Dorn, who has previously created designs for some of the world’s leading luxury brands and whose artwork has been featured in leading director Wes Anderson’s films. The Macallan has unveiled A Night On Earth In Scotland single malt whisky, which reveals the story of Scotland’s world-famous Hogmanay festivities and captures the universal joy of celebrating the change of year.
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Elaborately packaged and full of surprises, the bottling is as much fun to open as it is to drink:
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It’s supposed to be a gift, a celebratory bottling that’s part of a new limited edition gifting series that celebrates the New Year. Best for environmentally conscious whisky fans: Old Pulteney 15-year-old, £69.Macallan’s A Night on Earth in Scotland isn’t intended (necessarily) for you to buy it and drink it.Best for budding mixologists: The Sexton single malt, £30.Best for American whiskey explorers: Maker's Mark 46 bourbon whiskey, £34.49.Best for whiskey beginners: Jack Daniel's single barrel, £43.95.Best for smooth, fruity whiskey fans: Teeling single malt, £51.90.Best for Irish whiskey enthusiasts: Green Spot single pot still, £30.60.Best for trying something new: Daddy Rack Tennessee whiskey, £35.45.Best for English whisky lovers: Bourbon Cask Cotswolds Distillery, £69.95.Best for fans of classic flavours: The Macallan 12-year-old, £79.95.Best for fans of smoky whisky: Lagavulin 16-year-old, £81.55.
Best for sherry sweetness: Balvenie DoubleWood 12, £43.95.Best for the whisky buff: Nikka Yoichi single malt, £77.75.Best whiskies to buy as gifts at a glance
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For more, visit our reviews section and find over 200 practical buyer's guides including taste tests of gin, vodka, rum, brandy and more, plus gift guides like the best letterbox gifts to order online. Here are our top whiskies to order online for that special someone in your life. We've pointed out the whiskies best enjoyed with a little something extra. But it's a matter of preference sometimes you need a neat Islay dram after a long day, sometimes you want to enjoy a long drink of Irish malt over ice. Whisky is, more often than not, best enjoyed neat. Learn more in our article on Whiskey or whisky, what's the difference? Key to remember is that you have Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey – outside of these two nations, bottlers can decide themselves whether they're keeping or dropping the 'e'.
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