If you love whisky and have an extra $15,000 lying around, there's a bottle
in England with your name on it.
On Friday, Gordon and MacPhail began selling bottles of Mortlach 70-year-old
Speyside, the world's oldest malt whisky.
A connoisseur can purchase one of 54 full-size bottles for $15,000 or one of
162 smaller bottles for $3,800.
The rare whisky was matured in a former sherry cask made from Spanish oak,
the U.K's Daily Mail reported Friday. Its bottle is a teardrop-shaped
hand-blown crystal decanter with a silver stopper.
