Glamis Castle has a rich history. Reputed to be the most haunted castle in Scotland, it once hosted Mary, Queen of Scots and has strong links to the British royal family. It’s also said to have inspired William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth.”
But perhaps one of its most alluring offerings is what lay deep in its wine cellar, described by an expert as an “Aladdin’s cave.”
For almost a century, bottles of Bordeaux wine previously considered undrinkable were hidden in the Scottish castle. Today, their contents are considered some of the best – and most valuable – in the world. Now, two magnums of Château Lafite 1870 are going on sale.
The two bottles, central to the…