Two cases of MacKinlay’s preserved in Ice for 100 years
Posted on March 5, 2007
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They say whisky matures with age…but leaving it embedded in the Antarctic ice for almost 100 years may be going a bit far.
Two cases of MacKinlay’s Rare Old Whisky that Ernest Shackleton’s team abandoned on their failed 1908 expedition to the South Pole have been uncovered intact.
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