The Story
This Limited release of The Macallan celebrates the 60th Anniversary of James Bond in film. With twenty-five films released over the last decades, Bond has become an icon of cinema the world over. The Macallan has created six unique designs to capture each decade using materials from the James Bond archive. The whisky is a bespoke expression created to capture the characteristics and legacy of the legendary 007 and his Scottish heritage.
The 1970s saw the rise of Roger Moore’s Bond. He brought different, mischievous facets and humour to the character, cheering up a somewhat dire decade.
A man for the times, he overcame film adversaries with elegant aplomb. While the business of making movies remained as serious as whisky distilling, he reminded us that life is about enjoyment of the finer, better still the finest, of all that it offers.
The packaging design includes sketches and storyboards from The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), Stromborg’s Atlantis marine research lab, and various space station concepts from Moonraker (1979).
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Description
This Limited release of The Macallan celebrates the 60th Anniversary of James Bond in film. With twenty-five films released over the last decades, Bond has become an icon of cinema the world over. The Macallan has created six unique designs to capture each decade using materials from the James Bond archive. The whisky is a bespoke expression created to capture the characteristics and legacy of the legendary 007 and his Scottish heritage.
The 1970s saw the rise of Roger Moore’s Bond. He brought different, mischievous facets and humour to the character, cheering up a somewhat dire decade.
A man for the times, he overcame film adversaries with elegant aplomb. While the business of making movies remained as serious as whisky distilling, he reminded us that life is about enjoyment of the finer, better still the finest, of all that it offers.
The packaging design includes sketches and storyboards from The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), Stromborg’s Atlantis marine research lab, and various space station concepts from Moonraker (1979).
