Wonder what they sell here............
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Insane.Pringle
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much prefer a dram of 40 year old Dewars malt whisky..
Martinr36
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Unfortunately couldn't afford
Insane.Pringle
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last price i saw for a 70cl bottle of it was £400+ and that was a few years back
SpyderTracks
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Wow! That must be a fine sip!
Insane.Pringle
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a previous job involved
🥃might have been a few too many on some occasions..
some powerful whiskies out there..
Martinr36
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Yeah there were a few of that type of price in there
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I used to do software support for a company that did bespoke MRP systems which controlled factories. A lot of our customers were some of the big distilleries around the world.a previous job involvedflogging...er selling good quality whisky from various well known distilleries. that mean that we got training on them and said training included drinking some
might have been a few too many on some occasions..
We often got given freebies on visits, but my boss at the time used to take it all, never shared it with the rest of us.
We set up a new distillery in New Mexico just before I left and they gave us a bottle of San Matias Rey Sol tequila each as a thank you. My boss took them all. Didn't even get a sip.
One of the lesser known distilleries.
My go to whiskies all originate on Islay, although I once had a bottle of single cask Brora (cask strength), which also had a good amount of peaty smokiness. The distillery closed down in the 1980s, so it was a rare bottle. Brora distillery has now reopened after a lot of investment.
My go to whiskies all originate on Islay, although I once had a bottle of single cask Brora (cask strength), which also had a good amount of peaty smokiness. The distillery closed down in the 1980s, so it was a rare bottle. Brora distillery has now reopened after a lot of investment.
