White Horse Cellar Whisky
 

I have a question for anyone out there who may know about Whisky. My father in law recently gave me an bottle of White Horse Cellar Whisky that looks really old. Is there any way to tell the age of this unopened bottle?


Monica

White Horse Cellar Whisky
 

Hello Monica -

Yes, we can help, but need you to post photos of your bottle of White Horse. Be sure to include a clear, close-up of the label and closure. You will need to register (it's easy & free) in order to post photos. Need help? Let me know!

Hi Jojo,

I'm going to try to attach pictures. Wish me luck. For some reason, It won't let me use the "attach picture icon" Can I email you directly?

thanks,

Monica

Hi Monica - yes, I'll send you a PM (private message).

hi there,

Just checking to see if you were able to open the email I sent over on the 12th. Please let me know if you need anything from me.

Thanks a million

Monica

Didn't get your email...
 

Hi Monica -

No, I did not get your email. Please be sure to put WHISKY.com in caps in the subject line. Try again!

Thanks -

White Horse Cellar Whisky
 

At one time they had the date of bottling on the label.

I've recently 'acquired' a couple of bottles dated 1954 and 1960 - and another that has LC where the date is on the others.

Are they likely to be drinkable? (not by me - I have to confess to not being able to stand the stuff) Or even of collectable value?

They are unopened though probably not sotored in ideal conditions

We can always obtain information about your bottle, but we always need photos. You can email them directly to me - Joanne (at) CCIN.com - and be sure to put WHISKY.com in the subject line. Thanks!

Many thanks Jojo - unfortunately I do not have a digital camera

From elsewhere I have gleaned that they are likely to be drinkable but unless of interest to a collector of labels of no special value.

Yes, that many times is the case regarding value. Do you have any idea of how the bottles have been stored all these years?

Upright in a cupboard in a normally unheated room as far as I know. In the UK so real extremes of temperature unlikely

The bottle with the letters 'LC' instead of the date is from the mid-late 1960s.

Regarding the value of your bottle, here are a couple of suggestions, you can contact Andrew Bell at McTear's - he should be able to provide you with a valuation for a fee and advise you on the market and collectors:

McTear’s, Meiklewood Gate, 31 Meiklewood Road, Glasgow, G51 4EU, Scotland
+44 (0)141 810 2884
Andrew (at) bell@mctears.co.uk

Another option is contact Martin Green at Bonham's. Email: martingreen (at) @bonhams.com - A small fee may be required.

Whisky is at its peak drinking condition when bottled and does not mature or get better once in the bottle. Some suggest that the whisky is generally believed to have a shelf life of between 10 and 15 years after which the color and taste *may* begin to deteriorate significantly and others suggest the spirit should be perfectly fine - even after many years. As your bottle is considerably older than this then I would recommend that, if you intend to try to drink the whisky, you smell the contents well on opening to check that it is ok.

white horse cellar
 

Queria saber cuanto tiempo de antiguedad tendra esta botella, y un precio aproximado

WHITE HORSE CELLAR 1742 - 1746

As always, we need CLEAR pictures! Also, please know Whisky.com does not provide valuations. You'll need to contact McTears.com or Bonhams.com - just a couple of suggestions of companies that will provide valuations.

white horse wiskey full 1 gallon bottle
 

what year would this bottle be? it has the number and letter code on it

EA

No. 50024

White horse cellar
 

Hi i need to know how old my bottle is and here are a code that is on bottle:

EM No 3119913 green bottle with cap still on but no whiskey ;).

Would appreciate a mail when someone has an answer

torgny_davidsson@hotmail.com

The number you listed (EM 3119913) is for bottles dated between 1971 - 1972

The number you gave us - EA 50024 - corresponds with White Horse bottles dated between 1962 and 1963. :D

White Horse bottles
 

Hi, I have 2 early 20th century White Horse bottles.

The labels have the following serial numbers: 784246 and 784240.

Can you tell me the date of bottling?

Thanks,
-sitkom

We always need photos in order to date bottles!

White Horse age
 

Hi,
I have a small bottle that tells a story of the older days, contains 1 2/3 ounces and has Feb 1754 written on the label (following the old story), however I am not sure this is the date of the contents. There is the letters A B on the base, and the number 5 on the back. Is there any way of finding the date?

Certainly can help you, but as always, we need good, clear photos!

Question
 

Hello:
My name is tabare sequeira im from uruguay hello i have a bottle ea white horse nro 6371981
how mach will
heartfelt thanks greetings

tabare sequeira

looking for approx. date of white horse bottle
 

I am looking for approximate date of a white horse bottle. On the bottle it has AG No. 186015. Thank Youhttp://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo...eat=directlinkhttp://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo...eat=directlinkhttp://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo...eat=directlinkhttp://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo...eat=directlink

Bruce
 

I have a bottle White Horse in a metal box.
The bottle has the number AF 1138585
The box has the number GK 2735943
the box is manufactured by Barringer Wallis and Manners

I have had this bottle for many years and it has never been out of the box.

Is there any thing that you can tell me about this set ?

Bruce

White Horse Cellar Blended Scotch Whiskey
 

W e have an un-opened bottle of blended scoth whiskey with a bottle No. TA 1211005. Can you tell us how old it is and approx. value?

We can have your bottle of White Horse dated, please post pix!

I have an old White Horse bottle with a spring cap and AJ 54339 on the label. It's 86.8 proof and 4/5 quart. By appointment to her Majesty The Queen (so post 1953 probably)

Any idea about date of bottling?

We can have your bottle date for you....but... Need pix!

Hi there.

I'm really trying to track down the date/origins of a bottle of White Horse Cellar whisky. It's from one of the oldest bars in South Africa and nobody knows just how old it is.
I have pics/info to send, if someone could help me out.

Thanks so much.
Niall.

I can't post pics

Try posting photos now.

white horse blended scotch whiskey
 

i have the original case in cardboard with 11 un open bottles. established in 1742 no SA # 3043392 with red label over the top saying I0855661 old brown bottle with white horse blended Scotch whiskey product of Scotland blended & bottled by White Horse Distillers LTD. Glasgow Scotland. 86.8 Proof 4/5th Quart. white horse distillers LTD Glasgow, Scotland, united kingom Sole importers for the U.S.A Browne Vintners co, New York City, New York Printed in Scotland. 100% Scotch Whiskies

My question I have a case with these bottles in it with a cardboard holder for the bottle is it worth any thing?

Depends on the date of your bottles. Can you post photos of one? We can have it dated. If what you have is pre-prohibition, could have some value, but you would need to contact www.bonhams.com or www.mctears.com - both companies specialize in valuations.

Quiries
 

I have a 1 gallon bottle of white horse blended scotch whisky. Serial No. 54331 it does say something about February 1754. Can you tell me anything about it and approx value.
Thanks Hamish

The old blend scoth whisky
 

Tengo una botella que tiene el numero:
8428335

White Horse Cellar
Estab 1742

Cual es el costo aproximado de venta de esta botella?
thanks

kernel7@gmail.com

Hello! Whisky.com does not offer valuations at this time, however, we can date your bottle of White Horse if you like. In that case, you'll need to register here on the forum and then upload photos of your bottle. If you need help, let us know! :)

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Year of the Whisky
 

i like to know the year of a White Horse's bottle, which is the email where i can send the photo of the label?? thanks so much!

how old is it
 

my grandmother recently brought me a nice bottle of "old blend scotch whysky of the white hose cellar". it's "aged in woods" an has the serial "ES No. 373835".
On the top of the front label it also says "by appointment to her majesty th queen".

on the bottle neck it's kind of sealed. it has two strips which say "united kingdom" and they are fixed with a label which has the "white horse" square in the middle and tells us "to open pull upwards"

on the back it has two labels. a red one with "guarantee ..." and one which says
"Ausländisches Ezeugnis, 43%
Allein - Einfuhr für Deutschland
Wempa Weltmarken Import Gmbh
Wiesbaden Schirstein"
Which means that its an import bottle for germany, which makes sense cause i'm livin there.

Dear Jojo,
could you please tell me how old it maybe is an gimme advice so i can try to check the valuation of the bottle before i open it?

Whitehorse scotch whisky blend bottle
 

EH 241917 can i have time period it is a rectangular bottle kinda i cant upload photos email me at random_072_brandon@hotmail.com and i might be able to send photo

White Horse case
 

Could be worth anything from $45-$400/bottle....alot depends on the age, condition of the labels, and evaporation.

If you need help...let me know!

Walter C Hurst