The Macallan is mixing design with drinks in its latest slate of experiences around Los Angeles. The single malt Scotch whisky maker has rolled out bespoke experiences at a host of chic L.A. hotspots featuring equally stylish new packaging by graphic designer David Carson (known for his typography-powered work as Ray Gun magazine's art director in the 1990s) — all to share the stories behind the 200-year-old distillery and its sherry-seasoned casks.
Now through Oct. 18, cocktail lovers can enjoy curated menus of flavor pairings and decadent drinks featuring The Macallan's Double Cask, Sherry Oak, and Colour collections as part of the brand's You Know Me So Well global campaign. DTLA's Death & Co., Providence and Nobu in West Hollywood, SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills, and Hatchet Hall in Culver City will be serving up bold twists on classic cocktails and offering limited-edition charms that unlock even more experiences.
Keep an eye out for the Horse charm that will grant finders a "once-in-a-lifetime journey through The Macallan Estate in Speyside, Scotland, and the historic sherry bodegas of Jerez, Spain," The Macallan explains in a press release. The Macallan's trio of collectibles also includes salmon and peacock charms, nodding to the River Sprey and the company's "unwavering dedication to natural color and uncompromising craft."
While the equine collectible is the rarest find, Macallan fans can shop the salmon and peacock collectibles at select retailers.
Learn more about The Macallan's You Know Me So Well campaign and its whisky collections here.
