What whisk(e)y are we drinking? (Part 2)

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for anyone who can't or won't avail of the Carry Out offer, Red Breast is also available from O'Briens @ €60 with free collection at 32 stores nationwide, or €8.99 home delivery.

I guess the are going for a gap in the market. They seem to be going after younger drinkers as a brand anyway. I like Two Stacks dram in a can, but once it's open, you can't reseal it, which annoys me.

I use little flat 50ml bottles like these. Usually 3 for a gig but more or less as required. You can spread them around your pockets and they are very inconspicuous to drink from. Also, you can have something different in each. Love them.

What's considered a reasonable price for Lagavulin 16 in Ireland these days?

Thanks. Up until the pandemic, you used to be able to get it for 55-60 over here, as standard price. Has shot up the last few years into the 90-100 bracket. Saw it in a shop close enough to me for 75 and bought two of them! Only thought to check Amazon afterwards and it was on offer at 85, down from 99.

I tried it last night. It was lovely, as I expected. It's a 10 year old. It was €3 more than the standard Green Spot so worth a try. Tempted to pick up a bottle.

Showing as €20 more on the Midleton site which is a bit less interesting. Moot though as it's out of stock

Edit: Available in Mitchells and probably elsewhere

Hi All

My whiskey journey is coming to an end and I have a bottle of 2024 Midleton Very Rare boxed and unopened.

Is there anywhere I could put it up for sale?

Not looking to make a profit on it, I'd rather just sell it on than open it.

Is 200 quid a fair price to expect?

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Thanks

US duty free definitely not as cheap as it was.

Picked up a 1L of Grey Goose in The Loop (small one before leaving into Arrivals hall) in Dublin for less than it was in Philadelphia Airport.

UK is where bargains are for sure.