The Royal Brackla 1978 20 Year Old single malt, part of the discontinued Rare Malts Selection series, is an intriguing piece for whisky collectors. Distilled in 1978 at the Royal Brackla distillery situated on the Cawdor Estate near Nairn, it matured for two decades before being bottled at cask strength, reaching a robust 59.8% Vol. A noteworthy aspect of this release is the individual bottle numbers, signifying the limited quantity produced.
While the Rare Malts Selection series, active between 1995 and 2005, featured whiskies from diverse distilleries, this is the singular release from Royal Brackla. This exclusivity increases the appeal of this Scotch to whisky connoisseurs and investors alike, highlighting its relevance within the world of fine spirits.
The combination of Royal Brackla's meticulous craftsmanship, the 20-year maturation period, and the whisky's inclusion in the sought-after Rare Malts Selection series makes this a compelling addition to the whisky landscape. The distinct features of this release underline its significance in the Scotch whisky heritage.
Age: 20 Years Old Size: 700 mlStrength: 59.8 %
Bottling series:
Rare Malts Selection
Distillery:
Royal Brackla
Bottler: Distillery Bottling
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Auction sales and price statistics by year, cumulative total
2007-2026
Between 2007 and 2026,
the value of Royal Brackla 1978 20 Year Old Rare Malts Selection underwent an average annual change of
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This table shows the information for each year in
which this whisky was sold at auctions,
compared to the previous year and cumulatively over time.
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Sold Ratio - ratio of lots sold to lots unsold. Avg. Price - average hammer price for the year. Vs Previous - the current year's price change compared to the previous year's, as a percentage. Cumulative - the cumulative total of the current year's price change relative to the first year's sales.
The graph shows the sales history for Royal Brackla 1978 - 20 Year Old - Rare Malts Selection at all auctions from the very first to the last one.
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Retail: Online Offers
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