SIGNATORY VINTAGE SCOTCH WHISKY

[gptm32]

Hi every one .i just bought a s.v.s.w miniature set of for single malt which
contains:1975 -single malt scotch whisky
matured in oak casks for 20 y
distilled at highland park distillery on 31.3.75
bottled 795 -cask no. 4304


1976-single highland malt scotch whisky
matured in oak casks for 18y
distilled at tomatin distillery on 3.12.76
bottled 395 - cask no. 27647


1978- single highland malt scotch whiskey
matured in oak casks for 16y
distilled at glen mhor distillery on 21.9.78
bottled 1294- cask no.4049


1979- single highland malt scotch whiskey
matured in sherry butt for 15y
distilled at dufftown distillery on 8.10.79
bottled 695- butt no.13238


does anyone now if they are collectibles or if they are worth any thing .i payed 12 us $ for the set. is that a good price?

[Ganga]

They're probably worth something more than what you paid. The unfortunate part is that you can't use them to decide on the purchase of a full bottle as these are likely long gone from the shelf.

[gptm32]

They're probably worth something more than what you paid. The unfortunate part is that you can't use them to decide on the purchase of a full bottle as these are likely long gone from the shelf.

thanks for your answer but what do you mean is that i cant drink them or sell them? i know they are not real size bottles but i really know or at least i feel they are rare! it ca be just me ...

[Ganga]

You certainly can drink them. But if you decide you like them, you will not be able to replace it with a full-size bottle.

A quick repeat glance shows the Glen Mhor which may become a little more valuable as the distillery is no longer with us. More typically though, there is more emphasis on official bottling miniatures instead of independent bottlers. The exceptions to this is distilleries with very limited releases such as Ben Wyvis.

[gptm32]

You certainly can drink them. But if you decide you like them, you will not be able to replace it with a full-size bottle.

A quick repeat glance shows the Glen Mhor which may become a little more valuable as the distillery is no longer with us. More typically though, there is more emphasis on official bottling miniatures instead of independent bottlers. The exceptions to this is distilleries with very limited releases such as Ben Wyvis.

thank u kindly.