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<\/div>\nAmid all the whispers that Scotch<\/a>\u2019s recent glory days might be waning, The Glenlivet has defiantly reaffirmed its dominance. At the recent Distillers One of One<\/a> auction, naysayers went quiet when the hammer went down on \u00a3650,000 (approx. $866,700) for The Glenlivet Spira 60 Year Old \u2013 some \u00a3540,000 over its top estimate.<\/p>\n In the wake of this unpredicted boon, the Scotch brand has revealed the second edition of its Eternal Collection<\/a>: a 56-year-old Scotch whisky, released in collaboration with design studio Fredrikson Stallard. The concept is confusing at first glance but, in essence, the Glenlivet Eternal series comes with two releases. First, a one-of-one bottling featuring a slighter rarer liquid and an elaborate bespoke sculpture by a chosen artist, which goes up for auction.<\/p>\n Next, a still rare but less exclusive liquid of the same age statement, sold alongside a notably smaller sculpture by the same artist behind the one-of-one. Still following? This version goes on general sale, limited to just 60 editions. While more attainable than the one-of-one, it still commands a premium, hovering around the $50k mark.<\/p>\n The one-of-one edition of the 56 year old sold at auction for \u00a375,000 (approx. $100,000) with Sotheby\u2019s at the end of November. The 60 bottles that make up the second part of this release are on sale now for \u20ac52,500 (approx. $61,100).<\/p>\n
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