Macallan The Harmony Collection Amber Meadow 70cl, 44.2%

Description

Macallan The Harmony Collection Amber Meadow 70cl, 44.2% is the third release in The Macallan Harmony Collection, created in collaboration with Stella and Mary McCartney to celebrate the lush, fertile lands of Scotland. The official Macallan page presents it as a nature-inspired limited release, while reviewed bottle references confirm the 70cl format for this market version at 44.2% ABV.

What gives this bottle extra appeal is the way whisky, design and sustainability are tied together in one release. The official Macallan description says the whisky was inspired by warm meadows and mature barley fields, matured in a combination of sherry seasoned oak and bourbon casks, and presented in packaging made using discarded meadow cuttings, with photography by Mary McCartney featured on the box.

Why Choose Macallan The Harmony Collection Amber Meadow 70cl, 44.2%

Macallan The Harmony Collection Amber Meadow 70cl, 44.2% stands out because it is not simply another limited Macallan bottling. It has a clearly defined place as the third Harmony Collection release, a high-profile McCartney collaboration, and a packaging concept that genuinely connects to the whisky’s nature-led story. That gives it stronger identity than a release that depends only on presentation.

Ideal For.

This bottle is ideal for Macallan collectors building the Harmony Collection and wanting the third main release in the series.

It is ideal for drinkers who enjoy citrus-led Macallan with vanilla, coconut, ripe barley and a richer oak profile rather than a heavily sherried style. This is based on the official cask description and reviewed published tasting notes for the release.

It is also ideal for gifting or for adding a presentation-led Macallan with sustainability and collaboration appeal to a serious whisky shelf. This is an inference based on the official box design, McCartney partnership and Harmony Collection concept.

Product Details

Product Name: Macallan The Harmony Collection Amber Meadow 70cl, 44.2%. The naming reflects the user-provided bottle title and reviewed 70cl bottle references.

Category: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky. This is based on official Macallan collection positioning and reviewed bottle references.

Distillery: The Macallan. This is based on the official product page.

Region: Speyside, Scotland. This is based on reviewed bottle references for Amber Meadow.

Series: The Harmony Collection. This is based on the official Macallan collection page and product page.

Release Position: Third release in The Harmony Collection. This is based on the official product page.

Release Year: 2023. This is based on reviewed bottle references and specialist listings for Amber Meadow.

Bottle Size: 70cl. The official Macallan page currently shows a 75cl market version, but reviewed UK retail and bottle-database references confirm a 70cl version matching your title.

ABV: 44.2%. This is based on the official Macallan product page and reviewed bottle references.

Collaboration: Created in collaboration with Stella and Mary McCartney. This is based on the official product page.

Cask Type: Combination of sherry seasoned oak and bourbon casks. This is based on the official product description.

Presentation: Gift box and bottle labels made using discarded meadow cuttings, with photography by Mary McCartney of The Macallan Estate. This is based on the official product page.

Bottle Count: No confirmed public outturn was found in the official and reviewed secondary sources I checked for Amber Meadow.

Barcode: 5010314313395. This is based on reviewed bottle references for the 700ml version.

Collector’s Note

This bottle has strong collector appeal because it sits in one of Macallan’s clearest modern limited-release concepts. The Harmony Collection is built around innovative packaging and collaboration stories, and Amber Meadow adds the Stella and Mary McCartney partnership, which gives it broader crossover appeal than a standard special release.

It is also attractive because the presentation is part of the release rather than an afterthought. The meadow-cutting packaging, Mary McCartney photography and nature-led concept make the bottle feel like a complete collectible object, even without a published official bottle count.