Jura 21 year old single malt

[Beaker]

If you want collectable buy macallan, just drink it

My brother in law bought 2 bottles of 18 year old Macallan from a garage in Buckie, Scotland for about £50 each a few years back, the shop clearly hadn't realised or priced them correctly.

They're worth north of £2500 each now.

Jackpot!

 

[Wilfy]

Did you ever get your abduction hat and slippers you ordered?

Hat came straightaway, slippers are still being worked on. Tbh, I did only order them 18 months ago.

 

[Keawyeds]

Whoah calm down money bags.

I'd not pay that much mind. I think I've spent £60 (maybe a bit more) on a bottle of whisky but no more than that

 

[Dennis]

About the price of a pint in London. Just drink it

 

[chriswallace85]

bought on a deal. Augustiner helles and kasteel rouge was summit around £2.20 a bottle. Got 12 bottles of augustiner turn up and the best before is 01/19, the kasteel isn't till May next year like.

Aye, I gotta load of Oktoberfest bottles before on a deal. Wouldn't pay full price.

 

[Luca]

Someone's has bought me this as a gift, should I drink it or keep it as a valuable?

 

[jacko100]

ralfy's not a fan!!

 

[CEF]

Nah never had it before, just dunno if I wanna drink it or buy a cheaper one and put this in the loft lol.

Won't increase in value or gain any better taste in the loft (unlike bottles of wine).

 

[jayjaysafc]

Get it drunk

 

[joemcdokes]

Well move your gonk to the dungeon and keep the whisky in the loft

I would but didn’t get planning permission.

 

[naughtynose]

@skullmeister

 

[Cee Jay]

ralfy's not a fan!!

Not keen is he

 

[Geronimo]

Someone's has bought me this as a gift, should I drink it or keep it as a valuable?

If it's one of those peaty tasting ones use it to soak your feet in , as and when required.

I hate the peaty ones

 

[Cee Jay]

If it's one of those peaty tasting ones use it to soak your feet in , as and when required.

I hate the peaty ones

I'm the opposite, having come to them late I find the Laphroaig and Ardbeg 10's amazing. The TCP type hit is weirdly addictive.
Still like a nice Speyside but flipped to much preferring the peat bombs

 

[Lewberry pie]

If it's one of those peaty tasting ones use it to soak your feet in , as and when required.

I hate the peaty ones

Think I might empty the lot out to let it breath a bit before I drink it

ralfy's not a fan!!

Not keen at all like is he, I thought it wasn't cold filtered though

 

[Cee Jay]

Think I might empty the lot out to let it breath a bit before I drink it




Not keen at all like is he, I thought it wasn't cold filtered though

From what I've read it seems that unless mentioned not cold filtered....it is safe to assume it was

 

[peil]

I'm the opposite, having come to them late I find the Laphroaig and Ardbeg 10's amazing. The TCP type hit is weirdly addictive.
Still like a nice Speyside but flipped to much preferring the peat bombs

The Port Charlotte is great for that, not tried the Octomore yet

 

[Harry Angstrom]

Ignore those saying to drink it. Imagine how much it’ll be worth when it’s 25 or 30 year old single malt.

It will still be a 12 year old malt.

 

[Cee Jay]

The Port Charlotte is great for that, not tried the Octomore yet

Looked at them in the past...any good ?

The more TCP the better

Looked at them in the past...any good ?

The more TCP the better

Btw dilemma malt wise

After a pressie for sis in law who really likes peated malts
Amazon ( who deliver free) have a litre of Ardbeg 10 for £44 ish....or for about the same price could get 70cl bottle of the Bruichladdich Port Charlotte.

I’d personally like both, but would you prefer to receive litre Ardbeg or more unusual Port Charlotte( which is 50% as well)