The worldʼs oldest Scotch whiskey will be sold in Great Britain. It was accidentally found in a 750-year-old castle

The worldʼs oldest Scotch whiskey — it was produced in 1833 — will be sold at auction in Great Britain.

Sky News writes about it.

Whiskey, which was distilled almost 200 years ago, was accidentally found in the cellar of the 750-year-old Blair Castle in the county of Perth. Researchers believe that Queen Victoria herself could taste this drink. A total of 40 bottles were discovered, 24 of which will be auctioned.

The company Whiskey Auctioneer, which is engaged in the sale, reported that a bottle of such whiskey could cost approximately £10,000 ($12 200). Bidding starts on November 24 and will last until December 4.

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