Are you a Whisky Drinker or a Whisky Collector?
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Re: Are you a Whisky Drinker or a Whisky Collector?
by Deactivated Member » Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:40 pm
woodhill wrote:I'm glad we have established one thing.
There is nobody here who collects but doesn't drink!
Cheers
We have one of these now, according to the poll. But I suspect there are rather more of them around these days...
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Re: Are you a Whisky Drinker or a Whisky Collector?
by vengey » Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:49 am
It's a difficult question to answer, for me anyway.
If I buy 5 or so bottles, I will see which ones I really like and then order another 2. I sell it to myself with the following line "well, it might not be readily available in the near future"
Of course, it also helps knowing that good Whisky doesn't really lose it's value and is likely to only gain. So, in my mind, I'm not really spending money, I'm investing
If I buy 5 or so bottles, I will see which ones I really like and then order another 2. I sell it to myself with the following line "well, it might not be readily available in the near future"
Of course, it also helps knowing that good Whisky doesn't really lose it's value and is likely to only gain. So, in my mind, I'm not really spending money, I'm investing
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