10 Most Expensive Whiskeys in the World

Most Expensive Whiskeys in the World: Whiskey is one of the finest drinks in the world. Created out of fermented grain mash, this alcoholic drink has become a delicacy in the drinking world, either enjoyed on its own, or mixed with other beverages.

There are many types of whiskey using different grains such as barley, corn, rye or wheat that are fermented and stored in wooden barrels over decades. Some of the best and most expensive whiskeys in the world have been stored for over 50 years before they are bottled and sold. But what is the price people are willing to pay for having this fine drink after a long day of work? While many normal whiskeys are really good and known worldwide, there are some whiskeys that most people have never heard off.

In this article we will take a look at some of these expensive whiskeys that surprisingly can reach over a hundred thousand dollars for a single bottle. And that is not even counting the top three. Whiskeys have become such a delicacy that there are collectors over the world that never open the bottles they buy. It is a perfect gift for older people who are tired of the cheap drinks that have no real taste and give you headaches. But it’s not only that; whiskey has become an investment, and a good one; prices of this fine liquor keep rising over the years as the whiskey grows older. It has become a way of investing on top of owning an amazing drink that you could happily enjoy should you decide not to sell.

Let’s take a look now at the list of the ten most expensive whiskeys in the world, in the hopes that one day we will have enough money to try at least one of them. Also,  be sure to check out the 10 States with the Lowest Substance Abuse Rates in America. I am guessing no one there has these expensive whiskeys, or they just may become a little more addicted to fine alcohol than they are.

10- Chivas Regal Royal Salute 50-years-old

Price: $10,000

This whiskey was specifically made to celebrate the golden jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 2002. When the queen ascended to the throne in 1952, Chivas Regal laid a barrel that aged for 50 years. At the year of her anniversary they opened the barrel and bottled only 255 of this product. It is said that it contains raisin and anise flavors that are very special. Hope the Queen tried at least a little of it.