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Whisky II

I notice the Whisky Shop Auction is a "rolling" type with bottles continuously for sale. I think all the others have set start times which are once or twice a month.
The Whisky Shop also allows drop off at their shops which might be convenient. Other auction sites do pick ups...not sure how they work...you'd need to check.
 
I had a couple of Glenallchie 10 yo batch 5's last night. I think Billy Walker has picked up where he left off after moving from Glendronach, I though suspect a lot of the 'magic' is in the cask finish for a lot of the bottles. You'll definitely like the 15 yo.
 
pawnshop92 said:
I had a couple of Glenallchie 10 yo batch 5's last night. I think Billy Walker has picked up where he left off after moving from Glendronach, I though suspect a lot of the 'magic' is in the cask finish for a lot of the bottles. You'll definitely like the 15 yo.
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I'm looking forward to it; saving it for Christmas Eve and my Christmas Day hip flask ;)
 
wezzywest said:
Could anybody provide information on selling whisky. I have four bottles of Japanese to sell. One Hibiki 17, 2 Hibiki 12 and a Taketsuru 17. The for sale price has gone trough the roof, so it would suit me to sell them.
Cheers.
Steve.
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https://www.scotchwhiskyauctions.com/ if you haven't found them already. It's where I go to monitor prices, although haven't bought or sold through them, they seem to be thriving
 
I’ve used Scotch Whisky Auctions and they are excellent. I dropped off my bottles and got a written receipt then a detailed receipt by email a week or so later. Cash transferred to my account soon after auction closed. Their delivery charges are expensive so collect if you live in the Glasgow area. One tip I abided by was to avoid placing a reserve on bottles. Collectors know what they are looking for and how much they’re prepared to pay. Reserves can be off putting to potential bidders.
 
 
Finnegan said:
I’ve used Scotch Whisky Auctions and they are excellent. I dropped off my bottles and got a written receipt then a detailed receipt by email a week or so later. Cash transferred to my account soon after auction closed. Their delivery charges are expensive so collect if you live in the Glasgow area. One tip I abided by was to avoid placing a reserve on bottles. Collectors know what they are looking for and how much they’re prepared to pay. Reserves can be off putting to potential bidders.
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Thanks for the info.
Cheers.
 
I've been drinking Glen Scotia 15 this evening, It's beautiful stuff.

Christmas in a glass is an overused term but this really does live up to it.

I've been meaning to get hold of a bottle of Victoriana but the 18 is quite close to the current price of that. Has anyone had the chance to compare them?
 
^^ Lovely... Great shop that in Pitlochry too :D

I've just poured the last dram of an Aberfeldy 12 YO; probably onto Classic Laddie next or I may go down the peated route...
 
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