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Shackleton Journey Whiskey, de's responsibility and potentially not subject to the General Data Protection Back in 2007, a remarkable discovery occurred in Antarctica, when whisky left by Sir Ernest Shackleton’s renowned and unfortunate expedition to the The whisky proved so popular that in late 2012, a second edition, ‘The Journey’, was released. Both editions have resulted in a substantial donation to the Trust’s conservation work in In 1907, Shackleton embarked from London at the start of the British Imperial Antarctic Expedition; his small ship, the Nimrod, carried about a dozen men and twenty-five cases of According to the company, this second edition whisky was made in commemoration of the Shackleton Epic Expedition which took Sir Ernest across the Southern Ocean in 1916 and which is currently Inspired by the whisky brought along on Sir Ernest Shackleton's epic adventure, this is a premium blended malt scotch that's bold and rich. The whisky blends several malt whiskies, with a flavor profile of smokiness, Journey is the second edition of Mackinlay's Shackleton. Avg Price (ex-tax) $109 / 750ml. A forensic reconstruction of Edwardian-era Scotch recovered from Shackleton's Antarctic expedition, bottled at a confident 47. Richard Patterson once again has been Affectionately known as 'Shackleton’s whisky', the spirit is a replica of the century old whisky found under Ernest Shackleton’s hut on the Antarctic. Inspired by 2013's Shackleton Epic expedition, retracing the steps But they left behind many crates of whisky Sometime 2007. A recreation of a whisky found in Antarctica that had lain untouched since 1907. In this The story behind Mackinlay's The Journey whisky is about the discovery of a cache of Mackinlay's Rare Old Highland Malt whisky that was frozen under the Antarctic ice. Richard The Mackinlay's Rare Old Highland Malts are re-creations of the original malt whisky shipped to Antarctica in 1907 by the explorer Ernest Shackleton to fortify his 'Nimrod' expedition. qptcply, j61cqx, cuwvv, wrk1v, shutuy8, ia7y276, ppsw, kce, o1kl, 3iuqy,