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Grand Old Parr Elizabethan 88cl

Grand Old Parr Elizabethan 88cl
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Lot number: 185-04592

Current winning bid: £400

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Old Parr was introduced in 1909 by Greenlees Brothers of London. It takes its name from the reputed oldest man in Britain, Old Tom Parr. The name emphasised the maturity of the product. The brand was initially successful in London, before finding popularity in export markets. Following a series of mergers, Greenlees became a part of MacDonald Greenlees & Williams. In 1925, the company was acquired by Distillers Company, which was acquired by Guinness, which merged in 1997 to form Diageo.

Grand Old Parr Elizabethan is an exceptionally rare, ultra-premium limited-edition blended Scotch whisky released to honour the “Golden Age” of British history. It was produced in extremely small quantities, with some specific releases restricted to as few as 252 decanters. The spirit is housed in bespoke, hand-blown decanters featuring intricate Elizabethan lace patterns, a pewter stopper, and enamel portraits of historical British monarchs. The blend itself features a high proportion of mature malt whiskies, built around a core of Cragganmore and Glendullan.

43% ABV / 88cl

Bottle Number: 50 / 252

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