The Dalmore Zenith
The Dalmore is giving deep-pocketed Scotch connoisseurs the chance to bid on what will undoubtedly be one of the finest whiskies ever crafted, The Dalmore Zenith. Crafted from a 1964, 1951, and a 52 year old Dalmore distilled in 1926, Zenith is said to have notes of pistachios, coconut, and cracked black pepper, a complex series of flavors captured in one rare bottle of Whisky. Reserve bids will start at $78,000 and 10% of the final selling price will be donated to the Red Cross. Link
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Russian Standard Gold
When the Russians launch a new vodka in the USA, you better believe they're going to land in grand fashion. Distilled and bottled in Russia using harvested winter wheat from the country's Black Steppes, Russian Standard Gold ($45) is a vodka with Siberian ginseng extract that has notes of vanilla, cinnamon, and various spices. Link
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Absolut Crystal Pinstripe Bottle
Created by Swedish design duo Magnus Skogsberg and Mimmi Smart, the Absolut Crystal Pinstripe Bottle is a grandiose reinterpretation of the iconic Absolut bottle. Limited to 800 examples, the bottles ($1,500) were made from crystal sourced from Reijmyre Glassworks of Sweden and each individually numbered by the bottle's master crafter. There will also be a black variation released in a very limited run of 10 units and will be priced at $10,000. Link
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Wintercheck Nesting Cups
Built in Brooklyn and coated in New Jersey, Wintercheck's Nesting Cups are built from a apocalypse-ready high grade steel that will last a lifetime. Made from 24 Gauge 1008 Cold Rolled Steel the cups are available in a polished or matte nickel or a wear-resistant grey teflon finish. Link
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Best Made Whiskey Tumblers
Best Made has crafted a beautiful companion for your favorite single malt. Their Whiskey Tumblers ($52) are made from polished Ankole Cattle Horn from a 170 year old horn works company in England. Link
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Orrefors by Karl Lagerfeld
The infamous Karl Lagerfeld designs a stunning glassware collection ($126-$239) for Orrefors of Sweden. The line is comprised of water and drinkware pieces and follow a clean aesthetic with glass colored in black, white, or a crystal clear finish signed with Lagerfeld's "KL" monogram. Link
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The Original Moonshine
No, this isn't the stuff great grandpa made in a bathtub way back when. Original Moonshine is a concoction from chef Adam Perry Lang and third generation master moonshine distiller, Chuck Miller. The 80 proof whiskey is made using a centuries old process, four times distilled in prohibition-era copper pots. Link
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The Dalmore Castle Leod Whisky
The Dalmore is releasing a limited edition run of Castle Leod Scotch, named after the spiritual home of the Mackenzie clan, who once owned the Dalmore Highland distillery. 5,000 bottles of the Dalmore Castle Leod ($160) will be available and proceeds will go to a fund to help restore the Scottish castle. Link
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Macallan 20 Yr. Old x Albert Watson
The latest in Macallan's Masters of Photography series brings aboard famed Scottish photographer, Albert Watson, who are launching a limited run of 200 bottles ($1,000) that come with his specially commissioned prints. Recently unveiled at Milk Studios in NY, the photos are a journal of Watson's 12 day journey following Macallan's oak casks from the forests of Spain to the Highlands of Scotland. Link
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Dalmore Trinitas 64 Year Old
At $160,000, Dalmore Trinitas 64 Year Old is the most expensive bottle of Whisky on the market. That is 64 years of heavenly Highland nectar, wrapped in a bespoke case of Maccassar Ebony with sterling silver accents, created by WHO Designs. Only three bottles will be available and two are already sold. Excuse me while I pick my jaw up off the floor. Link
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