So, what are your recent acquisitions?


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A few recent acquisitions 1980s bottlings of Glenfiddich 15 and 18. 1980s bottling of Macallan 12 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My summer planned trip to Cuba was scuppered so I did the next best thing... a whisky buying trip/tour of Scotland! Had a great week with a mix of rain and glorious sunshine. Some great pick ups too -

Blanton's gold US release

4 hours ago, NSXCIGAR said:

Nope, not me.

Man..... It was someone.... Male .... Age 30-60.... Lives in Aus. Just finished putting solar panels on his house back around December. Talked about grocery stores too. I think he smoked cigars. 

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On 2/2/2023 at 3:58 PM, Lamboinee said:

Man..... It was someone.... Male .... Age 30-60.... Lives in Aus. Just finished putting solar panels on his house back around December. Talked about grocery stores too. I think he smoked cigars. 

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On 2/3/2023 at 3:41 PM, Nevrknow said:

That Bardstown original is very good

I purchased a bottle of the Origin bottled in bond (black label)....thought it was a SUPER solid bottle, especially for the price. Haven't tried the white labeled bottle though. 

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These are not recent acquisitions, rather a great find because I truly forgot I had two of these bottles! This is what happens after 55. Oh, I'm 57... 

I'm building a wine room for the wife, and had to move the boxes of whiskey. I decided to get rid of the boxes and was definitely surprised to find them. I cannot remember where I bought them from... 

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I tried a bottle of Spytail. Rum aged in cognac barrels got my attention (combining my two favourite spirits!). However, this is better described as a ready-made cocktail. It has a sugar solution, plus flavouring. It is quite tasty, with a profile in the Old-Fashioned category. But I wouldn't have purchased it (online) if I'd known it had added sugar etc. (This is in the fine print of the physical label, but not in the product descriptions online.)

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45 minutes ago, Mr.T said:
I got lucky at my local liquor store finding this on the shelf!


This is great juice. Have you tried the port version? It’s my current favorite dram at the moment.


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On 6/13/2023 at 9:38 PM, Lant63 said:
This is great juice. Have you tried the port version? It’s my current favorite dram at the moment.


Not yet! But, I’ll keep an eye out for it…


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13 hours ago, BrightonCorgi said:

Picked up a half case of this recently.  Perfect match for any cigar

good stuff. these days, they have become ridiculously expensive over here. i have a bottle from 1900 i am hoping to take to a tasting in Helsinki. need to find it first.

how recently was yours bottled? 

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4 hours ago, Ken Gargett said:

good stuff. these days, they have become ridiculously expensive over here. i have a bottle from 1900 i am hoping to take to a tasting in Helsinki. need to find it first.

how recently was yours bottled? 

Not sure.  I will check.  Was part of a 60 bottle lot at Christie's I split with some other collectors.  Ever see a Madeira lot that big of the same vintage?  Nope.

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6 hours ago, BrightonCorgi said:

Not sure.  I will check.  Was part of a 60 bottle lot at Christie's I split with some other collectors.  Ever see a Madeira lot that big of the same vintage?  Nope.

no, the ones i bought years ago were mixed. a reasonable number but they sold them in single or double bottle lots. 

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2 hours ago, Ken Gargett said:

no, the ones i bought years ago were mixed. a reasonable number but they sold them in single or double bottle lots. 

It's rare to see 60 bottles of any single wine in one lot; never mind 70+ year old Madeira!

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