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A non-commercial project. Valuations cover one auction house and roughly two years, so coverage is thin — where we hold nothing, the page says so. What we have and what we don’t.

Valuation·Talisker

Talisker Storm

Typical sale

£20

median hammer

Range

£20–£32.50

Sales recorded

3

to 2026-05-15

What you would pay

£23

+15% premium, before VAT

Every recorded sale · dashed line is the median

2025-07-15 — £202026-03-15 — £202026-05-15 — £32.50

What shops are asking now

£98thewhiskybarrel.com
£41whisky-online.com

An asking price is what a retailer wants today. The figure above is what people actually paid. The gap between them is usually the most interesting thing here.

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Talisker Storm — the tasting note →

The nose starts with a real citrus-vanilla bomb that immediately reminds me of sunny moments on the Isle of Skye - if they even exist there. This maritime, salty character is unmistakably Talisker, but subtle enough not to be overwhelming. The smoke is restrained and is more "warm" than intrusive. Liquorice and honey join in, accompanied by a surprising melon note that gives the whole thing an almost summery freshness. This is maritime elegance without making you feel like you've just nibbled seaweed.

Only 3 recorded sales, so the median is indicative rather than firm. Hammer prices from Whisky-Online Auctions, excluding buyer’s premium and VAT. Condition, fill level, box and provenance all move a real bottle away from the median and none of them are captured here.

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