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A somewhat shorter article this time. We will start with some poor prices.

Clan Dew had the ultimate in poor
price, nobody wanted it. The next
two 10 year old malts sold for a very
disappointing £2 each. The
Dufftown Glenlivet is from
Diageo/Arthur Bell, HMS Vanguard
is from Tim Morrison Fine Wines.

It is probably no surprise that the Sanatogen
Tonic Wine (a name I remember from my
childhood - David) also only sold for £2. We

would have expected Duniva whisky
Liqueur from the 1950’s to fetch a
little more than the £2 it sold for.

In issue 114 we showed you a 1948
Macallan with a tube. This time we
have two 1951’s, which were sold in
the same auction. Note the huge
difference between with and without
the tube. With £410, without £300.

Over the page we have some mid-
priced Scotch sales. All seem
reasonable. The Haig’s Gold Label is
the only blend, the oldest of this

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