World’s Most Expensive Single Malt Whisky

By Alex in Food & Drink, World Records on Sep 28, 2007 at 5:16 pm

This Russian guy must really, really like whisky! The anonymous bidder paid £29,400 (about $60,000) for a bottle of a Bowmore single malt whisky, bottled in 1850:

The Bowmore single malt whisky is the oldest bottle of Bowmore known to be in existence and is believed to have been bottled on Islay around 1850 by W & J Mutter. It was being sold on behalf of a private owner during the fine and rare whisky wine and port auction held at McTears auctioneers in Glasgow. [...]

The bottle was presented to William Mutter in 1851 at the time of him giving up his share of the distillery and has remained in the family for generations. It had been inherited by a family descendent and was accompanied with hand written provenance.

LinkThanks Ewan Morgan!


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  1. Bryan
    Sep 29th, 2007 at 3:28 pm

    Gee, I felt like Steve Suave when I got a 30 year-old bottle of Bowmore for my birthday.


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