Macallan Masters Of Photography Elliott Erwitt Print No. 22 35cl
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Lot number: 083-2799
Winning bid: £1,100
The Macallan Masters of Photography series:
For the fourth edition of its award-winning Masters of Photography series, The Macallan has commissioned the most influential living photographer, Elliott Erwitt to capture the spirit of its heartland in his ‘Great Scottish Adventure’. The Masters of Photography: Elliott Erwitt Edition sees Erwitt interpret the unique richness and depth of Scottish character through his shrewd observational skill and subtle humorous style.
The Masters of Photography: Elliott Erwitt Edition is The Macallan’s most extensive, and ambitious, to date with 58 unique single cask whiskies being paired with a different signed 11” x 14” Elliott Erwitt print captured during his Scottish adventure. Only 35 of each of the exclusive pairings are available, making a complete global release of 2,030.This edition comprises a bespoke photo-archival book featuring a total of 158 images, shot by Elliott during the process, with a handmade glass flask containing a single cask malt whisky concealed within its pages.
Cask Number: 9439
58.4% ABV / 35cl
Pets Parade, Aberlour Highland Games, Aberlour, Moray
Like the scene depicted, this whisky is like a light busy family outing with a sunshine vanilla note. Very quickly, the whisky focuses on the foreground with a vibrant, youthful American oak-driven heart bursting with sharpness and zest, just like the young boy in the photograph. The sharpness and zest counterpoint well with following soft and mellow tones, illustrated by the older gentleman giving advice on the handling of the family dog in this fun pet competition.
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