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Avatar7gt
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 Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 12:03 pm Post subject: trying to find old post |
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Hi, I remember seeing a post on here a while ago where someone listed distilleries into 3 groups in order of collectability. I have been searching but can't find it. Anyone here able to link me?
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John
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| Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 1:22 pm Post subject: |
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is this what you are looking for?
http://www.scotchmaltwhisky.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=578
| Quote: | Chart 1: Single malt whisky's top 10 "Grand Crus'
This selection of distilleries are commonly held to be outstanding investment opportunities. Not all releases will necessarily provide outstanding returns.
Lowlands - Rosebank (now closed, very short stocks)
Campbeltown - Springbank (an artisan, boutique distiller)
Speyside - The Macallan (the leading super premium malt)
Highlands - The Dalmore (a legendary malt and home of the 62 yo)
Islands - Talisker (Skye's iconic producer)
Highland Park (Orkney's gold, respected by many connoisseurs)
Islay - Ardbeg (Islay's enfant terrible)
Laphroaig (love it or hate it and lots love it!)
Bowmore (iconic black Bowmore's arguably pioneered the sector)
Port Ellen (now closed, so very, very tight stocks)
Chart 2: How some of the "Grand Crus' performed 2003-2008
2003 2006 2007 2008 %
Ardbeg Provenance 1974 200 335 600 620 +210%
Black Bowmore 1993/4/5 960 1322 1466 2075 +113%
The Dalmore 50 YO 710 985 - 1620 +128%
Highland Park 1977 Bi-cent 70 120 160 215 +207%
Laphroaig 40 Year Old - 550 650 835 +61%
The Macallan 50 YO 3650 5200 - 7650 +110%
Springbank 1973 Green Label 500 435 550 800 +60%
Methodology: The figures represent £ sterling, are an average of auction and specialist retail prices. Laphroaig 40 year old wasn't available in 2003 so the figure is taken from 2006.
Chart 3: Premium Single Malt whisky against other sectors
2000 2003 2006 2007 2008 %
Whisky 100 215 250 275 390 +290
Fine wine 100 103 218 270 310 +210
Shares 100 106 110.6 106 103 +3
Methodology This chart compares a mixed case of 20 different premium malts with a basket of the finest wine and the FTSE 100 shares index. The figures have been averaged and converted in to a base index for 100. The chart shows the change in value between 2000 and 2008 and the percentage increase.
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Bare in mind these figures are 7 year old. |
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Avatar7gt
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| Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 9:13 pm Post subject: |
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| yes! thanks v much! |
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