Ras Mazunga wrote:Can somebody convince me to order one. Feels kinda expensive...
enzot wrote:Can anyone tell me if this is the Committee bottling of the soon to be released Ardbeg Renaissance 10 Y.O or is it a totally different bottling ?
Cheers
Enzo...
recordmeister wrote:
Note: the Renaissance is NOT a 10 Y.O., it is a NAS and tastes much younger than a 10.
Ras Mazunga wrote:Can somebody convince me to order one. Feels kinda expensive...
Spirit of Islay wrote:Hi I_SPEY ,
Is that on one order , with one members number ?
If so , others have tried that and got an e-mail back saying they are just getting the one , they are screening orders AFAIK to keep it 1 bottle per member , which is right for the bottles to members ratio .
Spirit of Islay wrote:recordmeister wrote:
Note: the Renaissance is NOT a 10 Y.O., it is a NAS and tastes much younger than a 10.
It may (as yet ) not be marked up as a 10yo but Distilled in 1998 , Bottled in 2008 could technically make it a 10yo.....
It tastes very much like a 10yo imo !
I_SPEY wrote:Spirit of Islay wrote:Hi I_SPEY ,
Is that on one order , with one members number ?
If so , others have tried that and got an e-mail back saying they are just getting the one , they are screening orders AFAIK to keep it 1 bottle per member , which is right for the bottles to members ratio .
Yes, Spirit of Islay, it's on one order with one members number. And I can imagine your point of view.
One is for me, the other for a friend near Amsterdam.
shoganai wrote:Seems only slightly more expensive than the Oogie, and is a slightly higher ABV. Yes an age statement would be nice, but I think this one is worth taking your chances on.
Which would you regret more: buying it and ending up with an "average" Ardbeg (which is still a great whisky!) or not buying it and missing out on a great Ardbeg (which would be a superb whisky!)?
Nick Brown wrote:I_SPEY wrote:Spirit of Islay wrote:Hi I_SPEY ,
Is that on one order , with one members number ?
If so , others have tried that and got an e-mail back saying they are just getting the one , they are screening orders AFAIK to keep it 1 bottle per member , which is right for the bottles to members ratio .
Yes, Spirit of Islay, it's on one order with one members number. And I can imagine your point of view.
One is for me, the other for a friend near Amsterdam.
The offer was very clear that there was a limit of one bottle per member. Just curious to know why you thought you didn't need to observe this rule...
r900p wrote:I ordreed two also one for me and one for my father, have no email yet biut will be ringing the distillery in the morning, with my fathers info and numbers as well as, mine.
I didn't read the description when i irdered so didn't see the limit, i got the booklet yesterday but that was after i had placed my order.
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Sherried Malt wrote: The worst case scenario is that you'll only get one bottle (can't imagine why) ..........
Nick Brown wrote:I_SPEY wrote:Spirit of Islay wrote:Hi I_SPEY ,
Is that on one order , with one members number ?
Yes, Spirit of Islay, it's on one order with one members number. And I can imagine your point of view.
One is for me, the other for a friend near Amsterdam.
The offer was very clear that there was a limit of one bottle per member. Just curious to know why you thought you didn't need to observe this rule...
Spirit of Islay wrote:Sherried Malt wrote: The worst case scenario is that you'll only get one bottle (can't imagine why) ..........
"From Ardbeg Old Kiln Shop - are you ready to surrender to the Untamed Spirit of Islay? Limited to one bottle per person ........"
I_SPEY wrote:One is for me, the other for a friend near Amsterdam
I think, I don't have to defend myself, Nick Brown, for buying a bottle for a friend, who is unable to buy a special bottle of Ardbeg, because he cannot. I thought I did not have to explain this to you, but I think it's better this way.
Nick Brown wrote: Don't you think we'd all be buying two if we could?
I_SPEY wrote:One is for me, the other for a friend near Amsterdam
I think, I don't have to defend myself, Nick Brown, for buying a bottle for a friend, who is unable to buy a special bottle of Ardbeg, because he cannot. I thought I did not have to explain this to you, but I think it's better this way.
Spirit of Islay wrote:Sherried Malt wrote: The worst case scenario is that you'll only get one bottle (can't imagine why) ..........
"From Ardbeg Old Kiln Shop - are you ready to surrender to the Untamed Spirit of Islay? Limited to one bottle per person ........"
eelbrook wrote:Just phoned up Ardbeg Distillery and purchased a bottle at the end of the call. The lady spoke to confirmed that this expression will NOT be going on general release.
Single Malt Kommunist wrote:To end the bickering, ISpey, I hereby bequeath you my potential bottle.
After receiving the marketing letting in the mail (which by the way was impressive), I decided to let someone else foot the bill for the fake hair, et.al.
Cheers,
SMK
adogranonthepitch wrote:Its the thrill of the chase that interests me on this.
It would be easy to register many times and get various bottles sent to friends and relations... I know someone who will collecting at least 4 or 5 bottles.
Not me though ... why ... well its the thrill of the chase ... thats way too easy ... the hunting ... I like to cast my line and hunt the fishy ...... not sit there shooting fish in a barrell!
This opinion might not sit right with some ... so be it.