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Record price paid at whiskey auction
28 October 2019, 00:57
xgruntRecord price paid at whiskey auction
https://www.cnn.com/travel/art...cord-trnd/index.html28 October 2019, 09:25
DCS MemberDamn.
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Marcus Cady
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28 October 2019, 14:09
788My favorite scotch runs about $80 a bottle. I guess I'm a low brow drunk!
29 October 2019, 06:27
DCS MemberYes, I enjoy drinking it too much. Not like I could afford it, though....
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Marcus Cady
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29 October 2019, 07:29
jdollarThe breakdown works out to $43,000 per shot. A bit rich for my taste...
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29 October 2019, 08:17
NormanConquestI recall a guy commenting on cognac a few years ago about Remy Martin VSOP, (I prefer Courvoisier) that although I do enjoy a Very Special Old Pale the escalated price doesn't really mean it's superior, it just means you paid too much. As for me, I admit that my taste buds are not up to the discretionary differences but I do know when I've paid too much.
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31 October 2019, 07:45
Lamarthe empty bottles are worth zero dollars.
don't much matter what label is on them then.
31 October 2019, 08:28
NormanConquestTrue, I remember years ago working part-time at a pawn shop off base that some woman brought in a whole set of Jim Beam bottles in the shape of railroad cars. She assumed that as a set they had value. They did not.
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31 October 2019, 20:15
nopride2Tough decision. $43,000 a shot or Africa.
Dave
01 November 2019, 09:39
NormanConquestOh yeah, one would have to think about that for a long time.

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03 November 2019, 02:12
Grizzly Adams1Proof that some people have too much money.
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03 November 2019, 07:35
NormanConquestMore money than sense, that's for sure.
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03 November 2019, 08:59
LHeym500Wow! Just Wow. I feel used to hand over 60 bucks for a bottle.
04 November 2019, 08:41
NormanConquestWelcome to the ranks of the other reminiscence elderly. Along with firearms too legion to mention in this regard, I get several WW2 magazines that always have ads for nazi + german stuff, medals, daggers, etc. that are going for thousands of dollars now. When I was a kid + war 2 was the last one all this stuff was in the Army-Navy store for no more than $5.00 tops. The key to financial success has always been foresight + timing. I'll be the 1st to admit that I fell short on both. Hindsight is 20/20.
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