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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.

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Valuation·Talisker

Talisker Skye

Typical sale

£20

median hammer

Range

£15–£25

Sales recorded

18

to 2026-05-15

What you would pay

£23

+15% premium, before VAT

Every recorded sale · dashed line is the median↓ 11.1% over the period

2024-03-15 — £252024-04-15 — £252024-06-15 — £22.502024-08-15 — £202024-09-15 — £17.502024-10-15 — £22.502024-10-15 — £22.502025-02-15 — £202025-02-15 — £202025-02-15 — £22.502025-07-15 — £152025-07-15 — £17.502025-07-15 — £152025-07-15 — £152026-02-15 — £202026-04-15 — £202026-05-15 — £22.502026-05-15 — £25

What shops are asking now

£88thewhiskybarrel.com
£50whisky-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.

We have also tasted this

Talisker Skye — the tasting note →

As soon as you hold the glass to your nose, you immediately realise: Yes, this is Talisker! But a somewhat younger representative. Instead of deep, heavy smoke, you get a gentle peaty note that is more reminiscent of a distant campfire on the beach. This is joined by white pepper, classic bourbon cask notes such as vanilla, caramel and toffee as well as an interesting salty sea breeze. A slight seaweed note resonates, and on top of that there is a pinch of BBQ peanuts and a hint of honey. All in all, a round but somewhat lighter nose that makes you want to take your first sip.

Based on 18 realised sales. 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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