Our auction is almost at a close and finishes on Sunday the 18^th at 8pm GMT so we thought we’d give you a final glimpse of fantastic whiskies from great distilleries. Double trouble with this amazing Rare Malts 1975 Brora is a real cracker, aged for 20 years before being bottled at cask strength with its natural colour. A 23-year-old Brora bottled by Chieftain’s makes up the duo, distilled in 1981 two years before the closure of the distillery and is one of only 846 bottles.

There seems to be a bit of a theme in our auction this month when it comes to the 1950’s, like this beautifully coloured Mortlach 1954. Bottled in 1998, again by Gordon and MacPhail, this eye-catching Speysider is sure to attract the attention of serious whisky folks.

Last up, two very serious whiskies, absolutely brimming with provenance and genuine quality, bottled once again by Gordon and MacPhail, for the highly revered Private Collection. The Caol Ila was distilled in 1965 before the Islay distillery was refurbished, aged for 36 years then bottled in 2002. The colour of the Old Pulteney 1973 is incredible, a snapshot of proper whisky from a superb Highland distillery, aged for 30 years before being bottled in 2003.

These are only a few of the bottles in our June auction, to view more gems visit clickwhiskyauctions.com. Register to bid. Remember, you’ve got to be in it to win it! Auction ends Sunday 18th!