The Macallan 30 Year Old Double Cask Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 70cl
The Macallan 25 Years Sherry Oak Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 70cl
Willett 10 Year Old Family Estate Rye Single Cask #2408 - 70cl
LDMW Bunnahabhain 1977 Over 40 Artist #12 - 70cl
Gordon & Macphail Glenlivet 1946 - 70cl
Yamazaki 18 Year Old Mizunara 2025 Edition - 70cl
Suntory Hibiki 30 Years Old Hiroshi Senju Edition Japanese Whisky - 70cl
Suntory Hibiki 21 Years Old Hiroshi Senju Edition Japanese Whisky - 70cl
Glen Grant 30 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky - 70cl
Yamazaki 25 Year Old Mizunara Japanese Whisky - 70cl
The Macallan Art is the Flower Single Malt Scotch Whisky - 70cl
Royal Salute 62 Gun Salute The Ultimate Honour Collection – 70cl
Fine & Rare Whisky Singapore — Collectible Single Malt Scotch & Japanese Whisky
Buy Fine & Rare whisky in Singapore at The Liquid Collection — 74 collectible prestige whisky bottles above $1,000 SGD, the deepest Fine & Rare Whisky range in Singapore. Anchored on The Macallan 78 Year Old Red Collection at $128,888 SGD (TLC's most expensive bottle), Bowmore 1969 50 Year Old ($59,888), The Balvenie 50 Year Old ($59,888), Suntory Hibiki 40 Year Old ($58,888), plus ultra-aged expressions from Dalmore, Highland Park, Yamazaki, Glenfiddich, Glenlivet, and prestige blended Scotch from Royal Salute and Johnnie Walker Blue Label. 19 Macallan · 11 Hibiki · 6 Yamazaki · 4 each Bowmore, Balvenie, Dalmore, Glenfiddich, Royal Salute. Free islandwide delivery, no minimum order.
Buy Fine & Rare Whisky in Singapore — Collector, Investment & Milestone Bottles
Fine & Rare Whisky is the prestige tier of collectible, investment-grade, and milestone whisky bottles — typically ultra-aged single malts (25+ years), limited editions, special vintage releases, ultra-prestige blended Scotch, and rare independent bottlings. The Liquid Collection's Fine & Rare Whisky collection comprises 74 prestige bottles above $1,000 SGD, the deepest Fine & Rare Whisky range in Singapore. By origin: Scotland 53 bottles (Speyside 35, Various/blends 13, Islay 8, Highland 5, Island 2) and Japan 20 bottles (Hibiki Shimamoto 6, Yamazaki, Hakushu Hokuto 3, plus Akkeshi). By distillery: The Macallan 19 (TLC's deepest single-distillery prestige range), Hibiki 11, Yamazaki 6, Bowmore 4, Balvenie 4, Dalmore 4, Glenfiddich 4, Royal Salute 4, Hakushu 3, Highland Park 2.
The apex of the collection is The Macallan 78 Year Old Red Collection at $128,888 SGD — distilled circa 1942, bottled 2020, the oldest Macallan ever released and TLC's most expensive bottle across any category. Below that, the next-tier prestige whiskies all sit at $58,888–$59,888 SGD: Bowmore 1969 50 Year Old (the iconic 1960s Bowmore vintage from Islay's oldest distillery, founded 1779), The Balvenie 50 Year Old Fifty Marriage 0197 (half-century Speyside from William Grant & Sons), and Suntory Hibiki 40 Year Old (Japan's prestige blended whisky apex).
Plus a deep prestige tier: Macallan 40 Year Old Red Collection ($39,888), Macallan 39 Year Old 1978 ($36,888), Dalmore 40 Year Old ($15,890), Balvenie 40 ($14,325), Yamazaki 25 Mizunara ($13,888), Highland Park 40 Year Old ($6,988), the celebrated Bowmore Frank Quitely artist series, Macallan M Decanter, Distil Your World, Glenfiddich and Glenlivet 40 Year Old, plus prestige blended Scotch from Royal Salute 62 Gun Salute and Johnnie Walker Blue Label Zodiac. Browse alongside all whisky, The Macallan, Hibiki, Japanese Whisky, Scotch, and the broader cross-category Fine & Rare collection (which also includes Cognac, Tequila, Baijiu, and Wine). WhatsApp +65 9680 5856 for personal Fine & Rare consultation.
Fine & Rare Whisky at TLC — Key Facts at a Glance
- Total whisky bottles >$1,000 SGD
- 74 — the deepest Fine & Rare Whisky range in Singapore
- By origin
- Scotland 53 · Japan 20
- By Scottish region
- Speyside 35 · Various/blends 13 · Islay 8 · Highland 5 · Island 2
- By distillery (top 10)
- Macallan 19 · Hibiki 11 · Yamazaki 6 · Bowmore 4 · Balvenie 4 · Dalmore 4 · Glenfiddich 4 · Royal Salute 4 · Hakushu 3 · Highland Park 2
- Apex hero bottle
- The Macallan 78 Year Old Red Collection — $128,888 SGD
- $50K–$60K tier
- Bowmore 1969 50 YO · Balvenie 50 YO · Hibiki 40 YO
- $25K–$40K tier
- Macallan 40 YO Red · Macallan 39 YO 1978 · Macallan 23 YO 1988
- $10K–$20K tier
- Dalmore 40 · Balvenie 40 · Macallan 22/30 · Yamazaki 25 Mizunara · Royal Salute Royal Wedding · Macallan Distil Your World New York
- Bowmore artist series
- Frank Quitely (Glasgow comic artist) — Changeling, Lovers Transformed, No Corners To Hide
- Japanese prestige depth
- Hibiki 11 + Yamazaki 6 + Hakushu 3 = 20 ultra-premium Japanese expressions
- Macallan series at TLC
- Red Collection · Distil Your World · M Decanter · Sherry Oak · Harmony · Fine & Rare · Time : Space
The $50K–$60K Tier — Three Apex Whiskies
Below The Macallan 78 sit three extraordinary whiskies at the $58,888–$59,888 SGD prestige tier — one each from Islay, Speyside, and Japan's prestige Hibiki range.
The Macallan Prestige Vertical — 19 Bottles >$1,000
The Macallan is the largest single-distillery presence in TLC's Fine & Rare Whisky tier — 19 bottles above $1,000 SGD across the Red Collection, Distil Your World, M Decanter, Sherry Oak, Harmony Collection, Time : Space, and Fine & Rare vintages.
Bowmore Frank Quitely Artist Series — Comic-Art Collector Whiskies
The Bowmore Frank Quitely series is a celebrated artist collaboration between Bowmore and Glasgow-based comic book artist Frank Quitely (Vincent Deighan) — internationally renowned for his work on Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and graphic novels including "All-Star Superman". Each release pairs two Bowmore single malts of significantly different ages in a single decorative dual-decanter presentation box illustrated by Quitely. Major collector items combining Islay's prestige aged whisky with serious British comic art.
Japanese Prestige — Hibiki & Yamazaki Verticals
Japan accounts for 20 of TLC's 74 Fine & Rare Whisky bottles — anchored on Suntory's prestige Hibiki blend and Yamazaki single malt.
Other Distillery Highlights — Dalmore, Highland Park, Glenfiddich & More
Frequently Asked Questions — Fine & Rare Whisky Singapore
What is Fine & Rare whisky?
Fine & Rare whisky is the prestige tier of collectible, investment-grade, and milestone whisky bottles — typically ultra-aged single malts (25+ years), limited editions, special vintage releases, ultra-prestige blended Scotch, and rare independent bottlings. At The Liquid Collection, the Fine & Rare Whisky collection comprises 74 prestige bottles above $1,000 SGD across Scotland (53 bottles — Speyside, Highland, Islay, Island) and Japan (20 bottles — Hibiki, Yamazaki, Hakushu, plus the cult Akkeshi). These are bottles for serious collectors, milestone gifting (significant birthdays, weddings, retirements), corporate prestige hospitality, and once-in-a-lifetime tasting occasions.
What is the most expensive whisky at The Liquid Collection?
The Macallan 78 Year Old Red Collection at $128,888 SGD is The Liquid Collection's most expensive whisky — and TLC's most expensive bottle across any category. Distilled circa 1942 and bottled in 2020, it was the oldest Macallan ever released at the time of bottling. The Red Collection celebrates Macallan founder Alexander Reid (whose Scots surname means "the red one"). Lead Whisky Maker Sarah Burgess oversees the range. Below the Macallan 78, the next-tier prestige whisky bottles all sit at $58,888–$59,888 SGD: Bowmore 1969 50 Year Old, The Balvenie 50 Year Old Fifty Marriage 0197, and Suntory Hibiki 40 Year Old.
Which whisky distilleries have the most prestige bottles at TLC?
The Liquid Collection's Fine & Rare Whisky tier (>$1,000 SGD) is dominated by The Macallan with 19 prestige bottles — the deepest single-distillery prestige range in Singapore. By volume: Macallan 19 (the apex 78 Year Old plus the 40/39/30/25 Year Old expressions, Red Collection, Distil Your World, M Decanter, Sherry Oak, Harmony Collection, Fine & Rare vintages), Hibiki 11 (40 Year Old apex, 30 Year, 21 Year 100th Anniversary, Hiroshi Senju, Mount Fuji editions, 17 Year Old), Yamazaki 6 (25 Mizunara, 25 Single Malt, Tsukuriwake, 18 Mizunara editions), Bowmore 4 (1969 50 Year Old, Frank Quitely artist series), Balvenie 4 (50/40/30/25 Year Old), Dalmore 4 (40/30/28/25 Year Old), Glenfiddich 4 (40/31/30/29 Year Old), Royal Salute 4 (Royal Wedding, 62 Gun Salute trio), Hakushu 3 (18 Year Old expressions including 100th Anniversary), Highland Park 2 (40 and 30 Year Old).
What is The Macallan Red Collection?
The Macallan Red Collection is an exquisite range of distinguished and rare single malts launched in 2020 — named after The Macallan founder Alexander Reid (whose Scots surname literally means "the red one"). The collection comprises three ongoing aged expressions (40, 50, and 60 Years Old — the oldest ongoing Macallan releases) plus a limited-edition trio of guest releases (71, 74, and 78 Years Old). The 78 Year Old was the oldest Macallan ever released at the time of bottling. Each bottle is presented in an oak box upholstered with red Scottish leather. The Liquid Collection stocks The Macallan 78 Year Old Red Collection at $128,888 SGD and The Macallan 40 Year Old Red Collection at $39,888 SGD.
What is the Bowmore 1969 50 Year Old?
The Bowmore 1969 50 Year Old is one of Scotch whisky's most coveted ultra-aged single malts — a 50-year-old Bowmore distilled in 1969 (the year of the Apollo 11 moon landing) and bottled five decades later. Bowmore's 1960s-distilled stocks are among the most legendary in all of Scotch whisky — Bowmore 1964 expressions have set multiple world records at auction. Bowmore (founded 1779) is Islay's oldest licensed distillery. The Liquid Collection stocks the Bowmore 1969 50 Year Old at $59,888 SGD. Plus the celebrated Bowmore Frank Quitely artist series: The Changeling 22 & 33 Year Old ($7,888), Lovers Transformed 23 & 36 Year Old ($8,388), and No Corners To Hide 23 & 32 Year Old ($6,888).
What is The Balvenie 50 Year Old?
The Balvenie 50 Year Old Fifty: Marriage 0197 is among the oldest and rarest Balvenie expressions ever released — a half-century-aged single malt from the Speyside distillery founded in 1892 by William Grant. Still family-owned by William Grant & Sons. Malt Master David Stewart MBE has overseen The Balvenie since the 1960s — one of the longest-serving master distillers in the industry. The Balvenie is one of the very few distilleries to maintain its own traditional floor maltings, grow some of its own barley, and employ a resident coppersmith and cooperage. The Liquid Collection stocks The Balvenie 50 Year Old Fifty Marriage 0197 at $59,888 SGD, alongside the 40 Year Old ($14,325), 30 Year Old ($5,988), and 25 Year Old ($1,298).
What is Suntory Hibiki 40 Year Old?
Suntory Hibiki 40 Year Old is the apex of Japan's most prestigious blended whisky range. Hibiki (Japanese for "resonance" or "echo") blends malt whiskies from Suntory's Yamazaki and Hakushu distilleries with grain whisky from the Chita distillery. The signature 24-faceted bottle represents the 24 seasons of the traditional Japanese lunar calendar. The 40 Year Old is the oldest Hibiki release in regular distribution — extraordinarily rare given the cellars of 40-year-old Japanese whisky required to produce it. The Liquid Collection stocks Suntory Hibiki 40 Year Old at $58,888 SGD — alongside the 30 Year Old ($6,688), 21 Year Old 100th Anniversary ($8,688), Hiroshi Senju 30 Year Old ($13,888), Mount Fuji 21 Year Old ($1,500), and 17 Year Old ($1,288).
Is Japanese whisky a good investment?
Japanese whisky has been one of the strongest-performing whisky investment categories over the past 15 years, driven by extraordinary demand for aged Japanese single malt (Yamazaki, Hakushu) and prestige blended Hibiki — combined with limited global supply as Suntory and Nikka's age-statement releases were discontinued or restricted throughout the 2010s. The Macallan, Yamazaki, and Hibiki have driven the headline returns in the Knight Frank Rare Whisky Index. However, whisky investment carries genuine risks: market trends shift, storage and authentication are critical, secondary-market liquidity can be variable, and only certain producers and expressions have driven consistent returns. The Liquid Collection's role is as an authorised retailer for collection and consumption — for investment-grade portfolio decisions, consult a specialist whisky investment advisor.
How should I store collectible whisky?
Unlike wine, whisky does not continue to age in the bottle — once sealed at bottling, the spirit's character is essentially fixed. However, proper storage preserves the bottle's value and condition. Key principles: (1) Store upright — unlike wine, whisky should NOT lie on its side as prolonged contact between the high-alcohol liquid and the cork can degrade the seal. (2) Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources — UV light can fade labels and discolour the liquid. (3) Maintain stable temperature around 15–20°C — Singapore's tropical climate makes air-conditioned storage important. (4) Keep humidity moderate — extreme humidity can damage labels and packaging. (5) Preserve original presentation boxes, certificates, and accessories — significant resale value attaches to complete packaging.
What are the Bowmore Frank Quitely artist series whiskies?
The Bowmore Frank Quitely series is a celebrated artist collaboration between Bowmore and Glasgow-based comic book artist Frank Quitely (Vincent Deighan) — internationally renowned for his work on Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and graphic novels including "All-Star Superman". Each release pairs two Bowmore single malts of significantly different ages — typically presented in a single decorative dual-decanter presentation box illustrated by Quitely. The Liquid Collection stocks the trio: Bowmore The Changeling 22 & 33 Year Old ($7,888), Lovers Transformed 23 & 36 Year Old ($8,388), and No Corners To Hide 23 & 32 Year Old ($6,888) — major collector items combining the Islay distillery's prestige aged whisky with serious British comic art.
What is Highland Park 40 Year Old?
Highland Park 40 Year Old is the apex aged expression from Highland Park — the iconic Orkney Islands distillery founded in 1798. Highland Park is celebrated for its distinctive Orkney heather peat (gentler and more floral than mainland Scottish peat), Viking heritage branding, and sherry-cask maturation. The Highland Park 40 Year Old is one of the few regularly-released 40 Year Old single malts globally — a serious prestige collector expression. The Liquid Collection stocks Highland Park 40 Year Old at $6,988 SGD, alongside the 30 Year Old ($1,888) and the broader Highland Park range.
Do you deliver Fine & Rare whisky across Singapore?
Yes — The Liquid Collection offers free delivery on all Fine & Rare whisky orders across Singapore with no minimum purchase. Standard delivery is 3 working days. For ultra-prestige bottles (Macallan Red Collection 78, Bowmore 1969 50 Year Old, Balvenie 50, Hibiki 40), we can arrange direct in-person handover with our team to ensure safe delivery. WhatsApp +65 9680 5856 for personal consultation across the prestige range, including bottle authentication, presentation upgrades, corporate gifting, and milestone purchases.