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mere £9. The last bottle, Old Angus Liqueur, is from Train & McIntyre and was imported into
the US in the 1940’s by National Distillers Products Corporation. Although a blend, I would
have expected a sale price of more than the £12 it went for.

The pair of The Scottish Collection 1992 Edinburgh
European Summit bottles are 10 & 15 year old blends -
£4 the pair. The two Dufftown Festival bottles are both
8yo pure malts. They date from 1989 & 1990 and were
bottled for R. & P. Scott. £2.50 was too cheap for these.
The Whisky Exchange made the limited release (500)
blend. £7 seems reasonable. Finally for this group we
have two nice old cork & lead/foil cap bottles from John
Wallace & Co. This pair are 1940’s bottles and £75 the
pair is reasonable, even if high for blends in general.

The pair of Kindness 13 & 14 year old straight malts sold for £9. The Gairloch flasks are
English bottled – a bargain at £5 the pair. Most liqueurs either do not sell or sell cheaply but
Chartreuse is one of the few exceptions. Both pairs sold for £50 each.
Send me some auction results for miNiZ119.

David Smith

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