Need Info On This King Of Scots

I have this bottle of king of scots rare extra old scotch whisky 86 proof 4/5 quart
I am trying to get its value, if anyone can help that would be great...the bottle is still sealed.

i will attach some photos. please get back to me if you have any knowledge of this bottle as i have none.

thankyou

adam

[Jojo]

I can help, but is it possible to get closer up, clear (so we can read the label) photos of your bottle?

I am having trouble getting a clear picture but have taken some more...hopefully they are a help.

this is what is written on the front label:

King of Scots
rare extra old
scotch whisky
86 proof 4/5 quart
distilled, blended and bottled in scotland
douglas laing & co LTD
product of scotland

It has a metal tag around the neck with:
RARE
scotch whisky
EXTRA OLD

the back label reads:
King of Scots
This rare extra old scotch whisky is the produce of some of scotland's finest and oldest distilleries.
The whiskies are blended together in oak casks and matured for the discriminating palate.
86 proof 4/5 quart.

I have the same thing. Any idea how much its worth or is it still drinkable? What is the proper way to store a scotch whisky?

[Jojo]

Hopefully these photos will work, let me now do some research!

[Jojo]

Here you go - our contact at Douglas Laing & Co. Ltd had this to say...

The King of Scots Rare Extra Old was initially a Duty Free exclusive for the Pacific rim countries, specially Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, down through Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Guam and Honolulu with occasional sales being made into San Francisco and Anchorage (largely with the DFS Group).

It was designed to compete against Chivas Regal and Johnny Walker Black 12 year old blends, although we did not actually put an age statement onto the decanter. We are still of the opinion we can put together a good blend based on selection of Malts and a higher percentages than normal of them – rather than fully going down the age route. It sold through the late 70s into the mid 90s, normally priced at retail point US $25 up to $30. We are pleased to say we produced many thousands of this top quality blend in this Rare Extra Old pack. All were actually designed for consumption rather than for collecting and if there is an auction value we are unaware of it but would anticipate something around US $50 (as it is now discounted as we currently concentrate our stocks onto sales of Malts). Our recommendation, of course, is to drink it as it is a fine dram.

Hallo - just to say that for many years I have wondered and done nothing about a whisky I came across in a bar in what was a small Spanish fishing village in the sixties. It was called King of the Scots AND, had a sloping neck at about 10 - 15 degree angle - which is one of the reasons I recall it. I looked at your photos but its nothing like the bottle I saw. Are there different versions of KotS, would you know?

My dad is a Chivas drinker, he's 91 and I would dearly love to see if I can trace this whisky. Help appreciated

Linda

[Jojo]

If I find anything out, I will be sure to let you know! Also, it always helps to 'see' what you're talking about, so please post photos!!

Originally Posted by Lindadee

Hallo - just to say that for many years I have wondered and done nothing about a whisky I came across in a bar in what was a small Spanish fishing village in the sixties. It was called King of the Scots AND, had a sloping neck at about 10 - 15 degree angle - which is one of the reasons I recall it. I looked at your photos but its nothing like the bottle I saw. Are there different versions of KotS, would you know?

My dad is a Chivas drinker, he's 91 and I would dearly love to see if I can trace this whisky. Help appreciated

Linda

Originally Posted by swim4tom

I have the same thing. Any idea how much its worth or is it still drinkable? What is the proper way to store a scotch whisky?

I also have the same thing, except mine comes in a very attractive porcelain decanter with the inscription on the bottom that reads: "A member of the Wedgewood Group; Masons; Decanter shape c 1979; Limited Edition;
No. 116X"

I should mention that in the 1980's, during a trip to to the UK, I was given this by a friend "in the whisky marketing business".

i have a bottle of King of Scots 25 year old rare old scotch whisky that also comes with a Decanter in box. It is 43% - 43 degrees G.L - 750ml- 75 cl. Can anyone tell me anything about it like is it worth anything or should i drink it.

[Nyktos]

Hi All,

I recently got a bottle exactly like this - does anyone know when it may have been bottled, and if it's worth anything?

Thanks

Good Day

i want to find out if there is anyone selling Kings of Scots Whisky in South Africa?
i might be looking to import these whisky to ZA

Rgds
Rudi Marx

[Jojo]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Good Day

i want to find out if there is anyone selling Kings of Scots Whisky in South Africa?
i might be looking to import these whisky to ZA

Rgds
Rudi Marx

Rudi, I'll check on this for you.

[Jojo]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Good Day

i want to find out if there is anyone selling Kings of Scots Whisky in South Africa?
i might be looking to import these whisky to ZA

Rgds
Rudi Marx

King of Scots (KoS) which is owned by Douglas Laing and Co. is not far from getting their first bottling prepared for their new RSA importer. Anyone looking for King of Scots for purchase locally in South Africa...it should soon be available in early 2012.

somebody can tell me if the whisky the king of scots is kosher for the Jude?