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quiet a few years back a friend of mine gave me three bottles of scotch as she was clearing out her parents house - they look to be about 40 years old
1) Haig and Haig Blended Scots Whiskey 4/5 quart; 86.8 proof; imported by Renfield Importers, Newark, NJ; original box, labels, tabs 2) johnnie Walker Black Label; 12 Years Old, 4/5 quart, 86.8 proof, 3)Johnnie Walker, Black Label, Extra Special, 12 Years old, 750 ml; unopened original box Although I enjoy drinking scotch almost every night, i am not knowledgeable about vintage blends; here are my questions are these bottles drinkable? or is it best to sell them or donate them do they have any historical value for a Scotch Musuem ie. what is their best use? I hate to open and break their pristine condition thanks |
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