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The Macallan
sampled over 4,000 drams of the 1824
Series and 6,000 cocktails created with
Macallan Gold on press preview and
opening night.

The Macallan has reported strong
sampling figures after returning to
London’s leading art and design show,
designjunction, for the second
consecutive year.
Set against the stunning backdrop of a
former postal office in New Oxford
Street, the critically acclaimed show
boasted a powerful line-up of notorious
international brands, cutting-edge
labels, pop-up shops, large-scale
installations, eateries, flash
factories, seminars and screenings,
presented across three floors of the
impressive 120,000 sq ft venue.
Visitors to The Macallan experience were
treated to a tasting of Gold, Amber,
Sienna and Ruby from The 1824 Series,
which were displayed in a specially
commissioned sculpture by John Galvin,
produced using wood from The Macallan
casks.
Over the five day event, 18 – 22
September, The Macallan sampled over
4,000 drams of the 1824 Series and 6,000
cocktails created with Macallan Gold on
press preview and opening night.
As well as sampling The 1824 Series,
guests could also view photography from
the winners of The Macallan’s Masters of
Photography ‘The Last Word’ competition,
which was launched in celebration of The
Macallan’s third Masters of Photography
Series, a collaboration with the world’s
most famous photographer, Annie
Leibovitz.
The Macallan M, an exquisite creation
born of a collaboration between three
masters: The Macallan, Fabien Baron &
Lalique, was also showcased along with
exclusive sketches by creative director
Fabien Baron and video footage of the
making of The Macallan M.
Peter Sandstrom, Marketing Director at
Maxxium UK Ltd, commented: "As a single
malt that prides itself on quality
craftsmanship, design and innovation, it
was fitting to return to the most
important global meeting point of The
London Design Festival. We were able to
sample our new range, The 1824 Series,
and engage with an audience who
appreciate The Macallan’s provenance and
luxury credentials."
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