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javelinpc
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 Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2010 9:12 pm Post subject: ARDBEG Renaissance - last bottles to leave the distillery? |
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I bought the last 4 bottles of Renaissance from the distillery last year
They were signed by the distillery manager on the glass (not label) in gold marker pen
I'm keeping one for myself..............
What do you think they are worth?
Your valued expert opinion please would be much appreciated
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Mark
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Bottles of the Ardbeg Renaissance seem to be still available for around £55 from most decent whisky shops but i would think this price will increase when stocks begin to disappear. Hard to say how much value the signature on the bottle will add but my advice would be to hang on to the bottles for a while yet.
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Manc
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| Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 5:07 pm Post subject: |
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| I agree with Mark, maybe best holding on to them for a while as you can still pick up bottles of Renaissance in the whisky shops. I would guess the signature may add anything from £10 to £50 but just depends on who the buyers (or bidders are if you put them to auction) on the day. You may get lucky on ebay now and get a good price for them again just depends on who is bidding. |
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