Distilled in 1960 Grant, 53%, probably best not to have half a bottle in one night:)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
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Distilled in 1960 Grant, 53%, probably best not to have half a bottle in one night:)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
yeah checked it was bottled in 92.. so 32 yr old:eyebrows:
Ah so you age it from the date it was bottled, good to know:)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
yup, date distilled to date bottled. once in glass it stops 'aging' as such; ie reacting with air and wood. would have been expensive, and worth more probably every yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Pieoftheday
I cant recall what we paid but I did have it valued a few years ago,£400:eek:
id think that, at least
distillery closed around 92 so would be one of the last year or 2's bottlings.. rosebank is quite sought after as its gone... they are opening it again but it will be a lot of new stuff as i think the stills etc were all sold etc
Let's hope it's good stuff then:)
https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/...old-rare-malts
a 1981 22yr old rosebank... 1,500 quid... dont underestimate what this could make:eyebrows:
a 1960's one at 2,500.... https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/...ebank-bot1960s
Bloody ek, I might get it valued next week, just out of interest you understand.....Quote:
Originally Posted by struth