The Balvenie’s Newest Scotch is Aged 60 Years and Costs $145,000


A recent Scotch whisky release from The Balvenie is anything but new. In fact, it’s over 60 years in the making. The Balvenie Sixty, sourced from a single whisky cask from 1962, marks the oldest and “rarest” launch from the brand, according to an Oct. 25 emailed press release. Only 71 vessels of the prized bottling will be available worldwide, each with a striking $145,000 price tag.

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