A Pricey Pour: The 10 Most Expensive Whiskies In The World

4. Dalmore 62 Single Highland Malt Scotch Matheson

With a price tag of $58,000 Dalmore 62 Single Highland Malt Scotch is on the number four spot. It’s produced from a blend of four single malt whiskies. Each of the four whiskies is from different years.

There were only twelve bottles filled of Dalmore 62 Highland Malt Scotch in 1942 with unique names and labels. Matheson was named after Alexander Matheson, the owner of the Dalmore Estate and is the most expensive in the collection. Whyte and Mackay own another bottle and the remaining ten are captive of a private collection.

A bottle of the 62 Single Highland Malt Scotch was purchased in 2005 anonymously for $58,000 and finished by the buyer and his five friends then. Howzztat!

5. Glenfiddich 1937 Rare Collection

With $20,000 for a single purchase on the label of Glenfiddich 1937 Rare Collection gets the fifth place. 61 bottles of the whisky were produced from a single cask. It was produced in 1937 from the liquid filled in homemade oak cask left to mature in a warehouse at the Glenfiddich Distillery in Scotland.

It was bottled in 2001 after the spirit aged for 64 years. The whisky has a rich walnut color with hints of cloves, cedar, toffee and cinnamon.  In the 2006 charity auction in New York it was bought for $20,000, which was an absolute steal.

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