Commemorates Dewar's first Royal Warrant granted by Queen Victoria in 1893, and the subsequent Royal Warrants bestowed upon the brand by every reigning British monarch since. Blended from 20 rare and long-aged whiskies, many of which were used by Founder John Dewar, and sourced from recently discovered stock lists. Once blended, the whisky was returned to the cask for a year of double-ageing, a Dewar’s tradition, allowing the blend to evolve. Presented in a hand-blown crystal decanter with handcrafted silverware made by Scottish craftsmen, the design is inspired by the "˜dirk’, the Scottish ceremonial dagger. The dirk is decorated with a thistle motif with detailing in 22-carat gold and as its centrepiece nine sapphires inspired by the Stuart Sapphire, owned by many Scottish kings before it became part of Queen Victoria’s Imperial State Crown. The decanter is housed in a burr walnut and gold metal box which displays some of the awards won by the brand. Travel Retail Exclusive.
