Scotland Now Whisky How Ernest Shackleton's whisky was rediscovered nearly 100 years on under his Antarctic base camp The intrepid explorer took the whisky with him to bolster his team's spirits ...

Charlie Shackleton said he was “blown away” Wednesday when he heard the shockingly improbable news. In celebration, he poured himself a dram of Scotch whisky. Shackleton, who lives in ...

This whisky is a bit of a conversation starter that also delivers a solid taste. The whisky is a retread of the actual whisky Sir Ernest Shackleton took with him on his voyage to Antarctica in the ...

Shackleton Shackleton Whisky ABV: 40% Average Price: $37 The Whisky: The story of this whisky is amazing. It was recreated from the whisky that Sir Ernest Shackleton took to Antarctica in the ...

Shackleton Whisky is taking consumers back to its roots through a wild tale of Antarctic explorers and 25 cases of whiskey lost in the frozen tundra for over 100 years. At retail, consumers will find ...

Shackleton Whisky is among the liquor brands that placed a greater emphasis on mobile and immersive experiences over fancy packaging to appeal to the millennial generation. Over the past year, spirits ...

In 1907, explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton set out on the Nimrod expedition: one attempt at becoming the first to trek across Antarctica and reach the South Pole. The journey was stocked with, among ...

Shackleton Whisky What should we know about Shackleton, the person, that people don’t generally know? I think the key thing about Shackleton is that he was an outsider.

Zach Johnston Life Writer Instagram June 6, 2018 Shackleton Whisky Trips like these always start off innocuously enough. A simple email promising unmatched adventure.

In 2011, Paterson was approached to bring back a bottle of Ernest Shackleton’s own 1907 whisky, discovered under the remains of the famous explorer’s Antarctic shed.

There was the whiskey, of course - three crates found locked for a century in ice in Shackleton's hut - and even a block of butter. "We reckon it's the world's oldest block of butter.

The find in 2007 — three wooden crates of Mackinlay’s Rare Old Highland Malt Whisky — stowed under explorer Ernest Shackleton’s hut at Cape Royds set off a triumphant collusion of history ...