Uisge Beatha Whisky prices compared

Limited edition whisky

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What is the cheapest limited edition whisky?
The cheapest limited edition whisky is Johnnie Walker Black Icon 200th Anniversary Limited Edition 70cl (12 years old, 40% ABV, 70cl), at £26.30 from Master of Malt. That is £31.25 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon 70cl (£33.50) and The One Colheita Cask Finish (£34.20).
How much does limited edition whisky cost?
Limited edition whisky costs from £26.30 to £20,000.00, with a median of £149.95 for a full-size bottle. The dearest is Old Pulteney 50 Year Old.
What is the oldest limited edition whisky you can buy?
Old Pulteney 50 Year Old, at 50 years old, from £20,000.00.
How many bottles does a single cask produce?
Usually a few hundred: a 200-litre American standard barrel holds about 267 75cl bottles before evaporation, more if it is diluted. The number depends on the cask’s size, which in Scotland runs from the 50-litre bloodtub to casks of 500 litres or more (700 litres is the legal maximum), as well as how long it matured and how much evaporated.
What do the numbers on a single cask or limited release label mean?
Bottles from a single cask are usually numbered in sequence, and the bottle number is printed on the label. The label normally also gives the cask number, the cask type and the dates of distillation and filling.
What does a vintage year on a Scotch label mean?
It is the year the whisky was distilled. A Scotch can show a distillation year only if all of the whisky was distilled in that year and the label also gives the bottling year, age or maturation period in the same field of vision.
What is a festival release?
A bottling made for a whisky festival, usually in small numbers and often sold only at the distillery. Bowmore’s Fèis Ìle 2026 release, for example, was a single cask sold only at its open day and described as never to be repeated.