Revealed: Auction Houses’ Most Expensive Whiskies of 2020

Scotch and Japanese whisky dominated the top hammer prices.

Try to Discover the Whiskies of Tomorrow: Insights from One of the World’s Most Prolific Collectors

A man known only as Pat is selling 9,000 bottles from his whisky collection. The reasons why may surprise you.

A bottle of Yamazaki 55 year old shattered auction records just weeks after its release, rewarding a practice many whisky companies condemn.

Closed distilleries, early 20th century bottlings, and Japan’s oldest whisky are all up on the block.

A recent sale in Hong Kong managed barely one-tenth of its pre-estimate value.

Two bottles of the Highland distillery’s 62 year old single malt fetched astronomical prices at a recent Sotheby’s sale.

Scarcely seen Glenmorangie and a host of rare bottlings, including Macallan, Brora, and Port Ellen, are hitting the block.

The first “live online” auction is offering an even split of scotch and Japanese whisky—but the valuations may be optimistic.

The Distilled sale features not one, but two bottles of rare Dalmore 62 year old, and much more.

Auction prices show a potential scramble for rare whisky, as fewer bottles hit the block.

A wealth of rare bottles and experiences are being offered, with proceeds benefiting the Rural Aid charity.

For the first time ever, an internet auction house has sold a whisky for more than $1 million.