Macallan Lalique Six Pillars

The Macallan Lalique – Six Pillars Collection Single Malt Scotch Whisky
700ml | Cask Strength (44.4–53.1% ABV) | Natural Color | Non-Chill Filtered | Limited Series

The Birth of a Legendary Collaboration

The Macallan Lalique series began in 2011 as a landmark partnership between The Macallan and French crystal house Lalique. Consequently, it redefined luxury whisky through art, heritage, and extreme age. Moreover, each decanter honors The Macallan’s “Six Pillars”—core principles like sherry casks, natural color, and Curiously Small Stills. Above all, it stands as one of the most coveted collaborations in spirits history.

Crafted as Liquid Art

The Macallan selected rare casks aged 50 to 72 years for this series. In fact, the team worked closely with Lalique’s artisans to design crystal decanters inspired by the Six Pillars. As a result, each release—from the 50YO to the 72YO—became a sculptural masterpiece, housed in solid oak cases crafted in Scotland.

Opulent, Timeless, and Profoundly Complex

Bottled at cask strength (44.4%–53.1% ABV), these whiskies deliver majestic depth with remarkable finesse. First, the nose reveals antique oak, dried fig, and beeswax. Then, leather, tobacco, and spice unfold with air. On the palate, flavors of plum, dark chocolate, and polished wood glide effortlessly. Finally, the finish is eternal—dried herbs, cocoa, and a haunting echo of history. Altogether, it embodies the vision of this Macallan Lalique.

A Crown Jewel for Elite Collectors

With only 420 to 500 bottles per release, the Macallan Lalique series is now museum-worthy. Therefore, it appears in top collections and auctions worldwide, often fetching six-figure sums. Its fusion of whisky, crystal, and storytelling makes it a true heirloom.

Own a Piece of Whisky History

If you seek the ultimate luxury collectible, explore our [Macallan Rare & Old Collection]. You might also enjoy how The Macallan turns legacy into art—where this Macallan Lalique series remains its most brilliant expression.