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    Any bourbon experts?

    A few years ago I gave the brother of a friend of mine a bottle of whisky as a gift when he returned the the USA. The next time my friend came back she had a bottle of bourbon from her brother as a returning gift. I think she said it cost about $60.

    The bottle has sat the the back of my cupboard for 6 years until friday when I came across it whilst looking for a bottle to take to a party. In case it was terrible I searched for tasting notes and discovered it might be a bit special.

    The bottle in question is Black Maple Hill, Premium Small Batch Bourbon. There are a few versions, but my bottle looks exactly like this : https://www.boutiquewineshoppe.com/s...al-bottle.html

    That's the cheapest I've seen online - most places sell it above $1000.

    Here's a UK site with it: https://www.thewhiskyvault.com/black...on-15385-p.asp

    I don't like bourbon much, so this is wasted on me. I could get a dozen excellent single malts for the same price.

    So, have I got lucky, and if so - how do I sell it?

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    Cheers..
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    I will stick to JD and JB. That’s one helva price for a bottle of Bourbon

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    It is now a rare bottle because the new version is made in Oregon.
    If you wish to sell the best place is Whisky Auctioneer in Perth , last one went for £451.00 .

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    Check out www.scotchwhiskyauctions.com .. another reputable bunch to sell privately held bottles of whisky. I have bought from them several times before with zero issues so would assume selling is an equally painless process.

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    Ooo I thought 'a thread about bourbon, I might be able to say something remotely useful.

    Then I note the price of £800 a bottle.

    I'm oot.


    Can't be bothered to walk to the kitchen, but have about 9/10 bottles at the moment. Just shocked myself that the post expensive is now about £150 a bottle - JD Silver Select. Bought from duty free for about £50 a few years back.

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    Thanks for the response in the thread - looks like £450 seems to be the going rate with the odd outlier above £700.

    I'll probably send it up to one of auctioneers mentioned above as they look good.

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    I would skip the January auction , it seems to be the lowest results of the year.

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    My only contribution to this thread........

    Tescos have Woodford Reserve at £20 a bottle. Should keep me going for Xmas Day

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    Woodford at £20 is a steel! Lovely bourbon that

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    I'm more of a rye kind a guy, Bulleit Rye is an affordable option.
    Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Casper View Post
    My only contribution to this thread........

    Tescos have Woodford Reserve at £20 a bottle. Should keep me going for Xmas Day
    A fantastic drop. But only if you like vanilla! Which I do.

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    Yes I have the rye bullet lovely

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daddelvirks View Post
    I'm more of a rye kind a guy, Bulleit Rye is an affordable option.
    Makes an excellent Old Fashioned, doe Bulleit

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    Hello

    Quote Originally Posted by hughtrimble View Post
    A fantastic drop. But only if you like vanilla! Which I do.
    Nice with Ginger Ale / Beer.

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