The release ends with the same spirit it opened with: Kirsteen Campbell’s single malt, 43.7% ABV in the producer’s stated homage to the agent number, natural Suisse gold, no age statement. Decade VI’s archive belongs to the 2010s: the illustration of Skyfall Lodge from Skyfall and the Day of the Dead poster from Spectre — an image from a sequence the production built itself, staging its own festival in Zócalo Square with over 1,500 extras. The final tube takes the final colour wash of the six-decade sequence.

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What is on the Decade VI pack?

Decade VI carries the 2010s archive: an illustration of Skyfall Lodge from Skyfall (2012) and the Day of the Dead poster from Spectre (2015). The Macallan notes the poster recalls an opening sequence the production created itself, taking over Zócalo Square with more than 1,500 extras.

Is Decade VI the last bottle in the series?

Yes. Decade VI is the sixth and final bottle of The Macallan James Bond 60th Anniversary Release, closing the span the collection marks — six decades of the film franchise from the 1962 debut through the 2010s. The whisky inside is identical to the other five bottles.

Can the six Decade bottles be collected as a set?

The release was designed as a six-bottle collection, one per decade, and the packs are built to read as a sequence — six colour washes, six archives. At Midnight Whiskey each Decade is sold individually; assembling all six completes the sixty-year span from 1962 to 2022.