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cptcuddles
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 Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2012 3:24 pm Post subject: DALWHINNIE Centenary 15 Year Old |
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Hope somebody could advise. Spent the weekend clearing the loft and came across a bottle of the above. My wife used to work for IDV/UDV and we do have one or two items in the loft from those days. Just wondering if anyone could advise its potential value and the best way to sell. The bottle is unopened and in pristine condition the box as the odd dent and the odd scuffed edge.
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edinburghlandlord
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| Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2012 5:53 pm Post subject: dalwhinnie |
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Bottled back in 1998 to celebrate the Distillery's 100th Anniversary. Only 5000 bottled and available worldwide.
Selling for £160 retail, you wont get that much unless you are really lucky.
Scotchwhiskyauctions or ebay, both charge 10% |
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bodger
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| Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2012 9:15 pm Post subject: |
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| What is the vol. I.E. cask strength or 43% .THe Company did a limited no at the higher vol. but also did a production run with special labels at 43 vol . Obviously the high Vol would be worth the most but the 43%vol would be collectable. Check Excel wines Perth for a price they had a couple at 43%vol. All the Screwtops Bodger |
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