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World’s First
Constellation Collection Sold to US
Buyer.

The world’s first Dalmore
Constellation Collection has been sold
through The Whisky Shop in the UK to a
US based investor.
Mahesh Patel, an American entrepreneur
and property developer, purchased the 21
bottles for £158,000 to add to his
already considerable collection
estimated to be worth $2 million. This
includes the Dalmore Trinitas, which was
the first bottle of whisky to sell for a
six figure sum in 2010.
Patel has purchased set 13 as it’s his
lucky number.
The Dalmore Constellation Collection
consists of 21 individual whiskies
created at the Highland distillery
between the years 1964 and 1992. They
have spent their lives finessing in the
finest casks from around the world
before being bottled at natural cask
strength and at natural colour.
Prices range from £2,000 for a bottle of
Vintage 1992 up to £20,000 RSP for a
bottle of the Vintage 1964. Only 9 full
set collections will be available and
showcased in iconic cities across the
world, including London, Paris, Moscow,
Miami, New York, LA, Berlin, Hong Kong
and Edinburgh.
The Whisky Shop is the first high street
retailer in the world to stock the
Dalmore collection.
The sale of the collection comes on the
back of the news that The Dalmore is the
fastest growing malt whisky in the world
amongst the top 25 global malt brands,
as verified by the IWSR (International
Wine & Spirits Research), and is rated
the top investment whisky by independent
authority Whisky Highland.
Mahesh Patel commented, "The Dalmore is
up there with the best when it comes to
quality, rarity and investment – and of
course taste.
"I’m a big fan and I am delighted to get
the set inscribed with my lucky number
13, and that is why I bought it from The
Whisky Shop. The Constellation will have
pride of place in my collection."
Andrew Torrance, Managing Director, The
Whisky Shop commented, "The creation and
sale of this prestigious collection
shows that whisky goes from strength to
strength. We have seen sales increase in
the last year, and in a really tough
economic climate. And premium bottlings
like this have grown in our stores."
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