How Highland Park bottles have traded at Scotch Whisky Auctions, Whisky Auctioneer and Whisky Hammer between May 2011 and October 2026. Hammer prices exclude buyer's premium, VAT and delivery, except that a Whisky Hammer price includes 20% VAT when a VAT-registered business sells the lot.
- Trading volume
- #6Among the most tradedof 178 distilleries by lots sold
- Bids per lot
- 19.0Average biddingWhisky Auctioneer only, against 20.5 across all distilleries
- Median hammer price
- £110.00average £233.75, pulled up by the top lots
- Independent bottlings
- 14%of lots (6,090), the rest official bottlings (36,434)Median hammer: official £105.00, independent £150.00
Highest hammer prices| Bottle | Sold | Hammer |
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| Highland Park 1960 50 Year Old | 2018 | £32,000.00 |
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| Highland Park 54 Year Old | 2023 | £22,001.00 |
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| Highland Park 50 Year Old 2020 Release | 2021 | £19,000.00 |
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Most often sold| Bottle | Lots | Median |
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| Highland Park 12 Year Old | 1,393 | £55.00 |
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| Highland Park 18 Year Old | 829 | £85.00 |
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| Highland Park Odin 16 Year Old | 726 | £230.00 |
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Top independent bottlers| Bottler | Lots | Median |
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| Scotch Malt Whisky Society | 1,477 | £95.00 |
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| Gordon & MacPhail | 944 | £120.00 |
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| Cadenhead | 735 | £225.00 |
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Past auction results, not a valuation or a guide to future prices. Figures compiled 12 November 2026.
Before comparing a hammer price with a shop price, add the fees: buying whisky at auction vs retail works through them. Auction medians for many brands have fallen since their 2021 and 2022 peaks, as what 1.6 million auction lots show about whisky prices sets out.