CLICK WHISKY AUCTIONS MARCH 2026 AUCTION NOW LIVE! – Auction Whisky News

MARCH 2026 AUCTION NOW LIVE!

Spring is in the air, and while this month’s auction may be small in size, it’s certainly big in character—packed with fascinating bottles. Released in 2010 to mark the opening of The Whisky Lounge at The Vintners Rooms within The Vaults in Leith, Edinburgh, this rare commemorative bottling of Macallan was produced in an edition of just 250 bottles!

Or, how about this Lagavulin 11 Years Old Manager’s Dram. The Manager’s Dram series has long been one of the most coveted insider releases from the distilleries within the Diageo portfolio. Traditionally reserved for distillery staff, each annual edition is drawn from a single distillery, with the distillery manager selecting exceptional casks to create that year’s bottling. Produced in very limited quantities and presented at natural cask strength, these releases are highly prized by collectors.This example was distilled at Lagavulin, matured for 11 years and bottled at cask strength in 2013.

Glenfiddich’s 2021 collaboration with luxury retailer Mr Porter; Matured in a combination of ex-European sherry casks, ex-bourbon casks and new American oak before being married to create this distinctive limited edition expression. A collectible release limited to just 1,500 bottles worldwide!

Released in 1997 to celebrate the centenary of Aultmore Distillery, this rare commemorative bottling was produced to mark 100 years since the distillery’s founding. The label uniquely lists the staff working at the distillery at the time of its centenary, making it a particularly personal and collectible release. Distilled in 1981 and matured for 16 years in cask #2508, it was bottled at natural cask strength in 1997. Bottle number 9.

These are only a few of the old, limited and collectable bottles featured in our March auction, to view more wee gems visit clickwhiskyauctions.com. Register to bid. Remember, you’ve got to be in it to win it! Auction ends Sunday 22nd March from 8pm GMT.

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