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The Most Expensive Whisky Ever Sold at Auction

The Most Expensive Whisky Ever Sold at Auction Discover which Scotch Whisky brand dominates our shortlist of the world s most collectable bottles. By Emma Al-Mousawi |  February 18 2021 Scottish and Japanese whisky command the highest prices / ©Shutterstock When it comes to the price of rare and collectible whisky, it seems like the only way is up. As soaring bids and an endless buzz of broken auction records continue to dominate the industry’s headlines, it is predominantly Scottish and Japanese whisky that command the mightiest price tags among global collectors. As a result, it is the whisky from these two nations alone that make up our short list of the most expensive whisky ever sold at auction.

The Macallan Reveals Third Art Collaboration with Sir Peter Blake: The Anecdotes of Ages Collection Inspired by the Legacy of The Macallan Estate

Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/  The Macallan has unveiled The Anecdotes of Ages Collection, a limited-release whisky and art collection with renowned British pop artist, Sir Peter Blake. The Anecdotes of Ages Collection celebrates the legacy and history of Sir Peter Blake and The Macallan. (PRNewsfoto/The Macallan) At the heart of the esteemed collection are 13 one-of-a-kind bottles of exceptional 1967 whisky, chosen for its classic yet distinctly colorful character representative of the year that Sir Peter Blake s collage style transcended the art world into pop culture. Each individual bottle features its own original Sir Peter Blake collage art on the label, detailing unique stories relating to The Macallan s history, community, and the beautiful natural landscape of The Macallan Estate. One of the original bottles will be auctioned by Sotheby s in support of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum s diversity, equity, access, and inclusion initiatives

Discogs Sales In 2020 Increased 40%

CD and cassette sales also saw sizable bumps across the marketplace. Overall sales of physical music on online music marketplace Discogs saw a 40.12% increase in 2020 over the year prior, the company reported today in its year-end wrap up, with a total of 16.29 million pieces of physical music vinyl records, CDs and cassettes sold. The total number of orders, at 8.85 million, jumped 35.78% over the year prior. Unsurprisingly, as sales of it the format have been growing across the board for more than a decade, vinyl led the way in terms of popular formats on the marketplace. Just shy of 12 million records 11,961,998 is the exact figure changed hands, a 40.75% bump over the year prior. That number accounts for around 75% of the sales volume on the platform, and is the first time the raw figures passed 10 million (last year’s total was 8.5 million). CDs also saw a sizable jump in sales, up 37.14% to 3.44 million, while cassette sales were up by a third, to 282,798.

The Macallan Reveals The Anecdotes of Ages Collection Inspired by the Legacy of The Macallan Estate

The Macallan Reveals The Anecdotes of Ages Collection Inspired by the Legacy of The Macallan Estate 0 Shares New York The Macallan has unveiled The Anecdotes of Ages Collection, a limited-release whisky and art collection with renowned British pop artist, Sir Peter Blake. The Anecdotes of Ages Collection celebrates the legacy and history of Sir Peter Blake and The Macallan. At the heart of the esteemed collection are 13 one-of-a-kind bottles of exceptional 1967 whisky, chosen for its classic yet distinctly colorful character representative of the year that Sir Peter Blake’s collage style transcended the art world into pop culture. Each individual bottle features its own original Sir Peter Blake collage art on the label, detailing unique stories relating to The Macallan’s history, community, and the beautiful natural landscape of The Macallan Estate. One of the original bottles will be auctioned by Sotheby’s in support of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum’s diversity, e

Inside the Choircore Movement: Young Americans, Up With People

Rolling Stone Chasteness, Soda Pop, and Show Tunes: The Lost Story of the Young Americans and the Choircore Movement In the Sixties, a group of young performers pioneered bizarro alternative to sex, drugs and rock & roll. Inside the choir-pop scene and the U.S. government’s attempt to co-opt it By Courtesy Young Americans As on-the-road misbehavior went, it was pretty tame. On tour in Seattle in the spring of 1972, Jeff Forehan and three of his shaggy-haired bandmates got ahold of some weed. Squeezing into a hotel bathroom, the pop singers happily toked up, using the ceiling fan to suck up the smoke and ensure they weren’t caught.

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