This ceramic jug of McCallum’s Blended Scotch Whisky was produced in Scotland during the 1970s and bottled at 43% ABV. Known for its accessible character, McCallum’s was widely available throughout the UK and export markets during this period. Some reports suggest Cragganmore was used as a component malt, offering subtle peat and complexity to the blend.

McCallum’s Brand

McCallum’s originated in Edinburgh and gained recognition as a consistent blended Scotch, commonly found in bars and households throughout the mid-to-late 20th century. While no longer widely produced, its ceramic jugs remain a popular collector’s item.

Why Add McCallum’s Blended Scotch Whisky Ceramic Jug 1970s to Your Collection?

Bottles from the 1970s are increasingly rare, especially in original ceramic packaging. This jug offers a glimpse into the blending style and presentation of the era—making it a standout piece for vintage whisky collectors.