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Old 01-23-2011, 08:54 PM
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It is my understanding that whisky does not age once bottled. You use the term "rest", and suggest laying up stocks of a bottled single malt to 'rest' for 18 years. Other than buying a vintage that will be very scarce in 18 years, what is the purpose of buying a case of 18yr Glenlivet now, vs. buying a case of 18yr Glenlivet in eighteen years? Other than batch consistency, I would expect the two whiskies to be comparable, if not identical.
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