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Re: Show off your collection

Postby TallyB » Wed Jul 27, 2011 2:49 pm

Old Dublin is no longer available in larger bottles but can still be bought in half or quarter bottles.
Have been told that it is a mix of Bushmills and Jameson, a possible reason for it's departure of the shelves
since Pernod Recard sold Bushmills to Diagio. An "inoffencive" whiskey as a friend has put it.
Tasted a whiskey while in Dublin last week called "The Dubliner", this tasted of Cadbury Chrunchie......different.
Just don't get the 2 confused. :D
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby IrishWhiskeyChaser » Wed Jul 27, 2011 3:06 pm

Old Dublin which I think is now no more ... was cheap blend created by IDL circa Mid 90's to Mid 2000's. However I could be corrected on that.

Possibly still available in old stock in obscure shops.

"Possibly" created to try and be a competitor to the influx of cheap Cooley private and supermarket blends.

There has been a few versions of it ... basically style changes. Originally in a Dimple(esque) stlye bottle but 2 dimples (Front and rear) rather than 3 as of Dimple.


(Edit: Tallu B beat me to it and sounds like a good explanation :thumbsup: )
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby JohnM » Sun Aug 28, 2011 11:52 am

This is what I have currently open


Amrut Fusion
Ardbeg Corryvreckan
Ardbeg Rollercoaster
Ardbeg/Glen Moray Serendipity
Arran 1996
Arran 1997
Balblair 2000
Ballentine's Christmas blend
Ben Nevis 10
Ben Nevis 25
Benriach 23
Bladnoch 18 Cognac finish
Bladnoch 19 single cask
Blantons Gold
Bunnahabhain 18
Bushmills Millennium 1975
Campbeltown Loch 30
Caol Ila 25 Bladnoch Forum
Caol Ila 29 Bladnoch Forum
Connemara 17
Cooley Cadenhead 13
Dalmore Tropical Spice
Glen Grant 27 Bladnoch Forum
Glenlivet Nadurra
Hazelburn 12
Hazelburn Port Cask
Highland Park 12 Bladnoch Forum
Highland Park 21
Invergordon 1971
Jameson 12 Liqueur
Jameson 12 Liqueur
Jameson 7
Jameson Gold
Jameson Millennium 15
Lagavulin 21
Laphroaig 10
Laphroaig Cairdeas
Marlfield Liqueur
Michael Collins Single Malt
Monkey Shoulder
Nikki from the barrel
Old Comber 7
Old Irish Gold 15
Port Ellen 24 Bladnoch Forum
Powers 12
Powers 12 pure pot still
Redbreast 12
Redbreast 15
Tamdhu Whisky Whisky Whisky Forum
Tyrconnell 17.5
Writers' Tears
Yamazaki 18
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Wed Sep 14, 2011 1:59 am

the 3 Redbreast 12yo 1980 i had is now 2 i have finished the bottle a while ago,
not at all what i hoped for.i have to say the new one has more happening but that's just me..has any one a opinion to share
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby IrishWhiskeyChaser » Wed Sep 14, 2011 10:16 am

good_whiskey_hunting wrote:the 3 Redbreast 12yo 1980 i had is now 2 i have finished the bottle a while ago,
not at all what i hoped for.i have to say the new one has more happening but that's just me..has any one a opinion to share



The redbreast's from the 80's are not anyway near what they should have been. IDL had decided in 1970 to stop selling casks to merchants and Gilbey's recieved their last casks in 1971 when the Jameson Distillery in Dublin Closed. Gilbeys exhaused their stock in 1985 and that was the end of Redbreast under Gilbeys. These were basically created using some of the last unused casks that Gilbey's had in stock. Even though some much older whiskey has gone into these 12yo bottling's alot of them were tired casks that were gone past their best hence the under whelming bottles that came out at that time. It coul of died a death there and then but luckily IDL aquired the brand and relaunched it in the early 90's.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Fri Sep 16, 2011 1:52 am

Thanks for that info Adrain, I was aware that the whiskey was older but did not know that about the casks.It make sense too.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Jim » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:01 pm

Anyone interested in buying a bottle of Midleton very rare 1989 in perfect condition with cert. I also have some more rare bottles which I will add soon.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby DavidH » Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:38 am

Jim wrote:Anyone interested in buying a bottle of Midleton very rare 1989 in perfect condition with cert. I also have some more rare bottles which I will add soon.

Welcome to the forum, Jim. Could you repost your bottle over here (with a photo):

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This thread isn't for selling, just for "showing off your collection". Cheers!
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby kurtbenoit » Wed Apr 04, 2012 10:55 pm

Well I joined this forum about 18 months ago, and started my collection about a year ago so I thought it's about time to post it up here. Everything I listed is unopened and gathering dust so it will stay that way. I had a lot more but went on a bit of a selling spree since Christmas, God Bless eBay. Here's what's left.

Irish Whiskey

-Bushmills Black Bush, Old Bottling
-Bushmills Millennium Malt, Cask Strength 49.1%, Cask Number 164, Bottle Number 062
-Bushmills Single Cask (Bourbon) 1993, Cask Strength 56.5%, Cask Number 298, Bottle Number 186 (possibly a 13 year old)
-Bushmills Single Cask (Bourbon) 1990, Cask Strength 57.5%, Cask Number 4649, Bottle Number 143
-Bushmills Single Cask (Bourbon) 1989, Cask Strength 56.5%, Cask Number 8156, Bottle Number 055

-Tyrconnell 10 Year Old Anima Negra Mallorcan Wine Cask, Single Cask, 1st Edition
-Tyrconnell 10 Year Old Anima Negra Mallorcan Wine Cask, Single Cask, 2nd Edition
-Tyrconnell 11 Year Old, Single Cask, Cask Strength58.5%, Cask Number V09-10 #336 (Whiskey Live)
- Tyrconnell Barack Obama Dedication

- Willie Nappier 44 Year Old Pot Still

-Connemara 18 Year Old Peated Single Malt, Cask Strength 46%, Cask Number 3767, Bottle Number 75

-Greenore 6 Year Old
-Greenore 8 Year Old, Old Label
-Greenore 10 Year Old Single Grain, Belgian Import, Single Cask, Cask Strength 52.9%, Cask Number 87
-Greenore 15 Year Old Single Grain
-Greenore 19 year old Single Grain Single Cask, Cask Strength 60.5%, Cask Number 1796

- Kilbeggan Distillery Reserve, Batch Number 0001, Signed by John Teeling and Noel Sweeney

- Inish Turk Beg

- Midleton 25 Year Old Pure Pot Still
- Midleton 26 Year Old Pure Pot Still Port Pipe Finish
- Midleton 18 Year Old Single Cask Single Pot Still Terminal 2 First Edition
- Midleton 18 Year Old Single Cask Single Pot Still Terminal 2 Second Edition

-Midleton 1985
-Midleton 1994
-Midleton 2000
-Midleton 2001

- Palace Bar Single Cask

- Dungourney 1964
- Jameson Marconi
- Jameson 15 year old Millennium

- Hennessy Na Geanna
- Baileys Irish Whiskey

- Tullamore Dew 8 year old Italian import



AMERICAN WHISKEY
- Jefferson’s Presidential Select, 17 Year Old, Batch Number 8, Bottle Number 407
- Jefferson’s Presidential Select, 18 Year Old, Batch Number 27, Bottle Number 1215
- Sazerac Straight Rye 18 Year Old Whiskey, (Fall 2010), Cask Strength 45%
- Sazerac Straight Rye 18 Year Old Whiskey, (Fall 2011), Cask Strength 45%
- Jack Daniel's Master Distiller / Mr Jack No.1

CANADIAN WHISKEY
Canadian Club Classic, 12 year old

SCOTTISH WHISKY
Glenfiddich 8 Year Old 1970’s
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Fri May 11, 2012 12:56 am

IrishWhiskeyChaser wrote:The Jameson Collection "Cooperage & HORSE" were special limited edition releases of regular Jameson for the Dutch & German markets but in 1 litre bottles. Possibly issued on 2 separate years as a sequence in the mid 90's which did not go any further. I have long got rid of my 2 so cannot check for L codes but no major value on those.

Jameson Marconi is a fairly straight forward limited edition to commemorate 100 years of radio 1895 - 1995 I think so stands to reason it was released in 1995. I've forgotten if it was the precursor of the Gold with the Virgin oak bit but would not be surprised if it was. Getting more and more rare as the years go by value probably circa €100-120Euro


A year later but here those L codes i think.

Marconi 61583041 & 61593042
Cooperage 52511277
Distillery Horse 52501274

What would you value them at today?
I'd go 80, 100 and 120 respectively,
I bought my first Jameson Gold in 1997 to my knowledge.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby PureDrop » Fri May 11, 2012 1:01 am

Jameson Marconi was the precursor to Jameson Gold. Stunning stuff. I brought many bottles of these to colleagues in Ericsson in Sweden in the late '90s - possibly some still abandoned under a few desks in Linkoping and Stockholm ('though I doubt it).
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Fri May 11, 2012 1:15 am

PureDrop wrote:Jameson Marconi was the precursor to Jameson Gold. Stunning stuff. I brought many bottles of these to colleagues in Ericsson in Sweden in the late '90s - possibly some still abandoned under a few desks in Linkoping and Stockholm ('though I doubt it).
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I was back and forth to Germany in 97 & 98 quite allot and consumed more than my fair share of them.
Lucky I still have an old bottling which was stunning compared to the current one I think. I'd go so far as to say it is the nicest of all recent Jameson labels.

Has anyone ever compared the Marconi and Gold?
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby JohnM » Fri May 11, 2012 7:08 am

I have, but the Gold has changed a but. I think the Marconi was.very nice. IDL did not think they got it quite right and saw the Gold as an improvement. I think I prefer the Gold.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby IrishWhiskeyChaser » Fri May 11, 2012 10:29 am

JohnM wrote:I have, but the Gold has changed a but. I think the Marconi was.very nice. IDL did not think they got it quite right and saw the Gold as an improvement. I think I prefer the Gold.


I'd probably go with John on this one. Had a bottle of Marconi and the old Jameson Gold open side by side and I too preferred the Gold.

However the Marconi was nice too.

It really is all a matter of preference and taste.

May be an idea to taste hte Old and New Golds side by side to see what the differences are today, if any.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby JohnM » Fri May 11, 2012 11:52 am

IrishWhiskeyChaser wrote:
JohnM wrote:I have, but the Gold has changed a but. I think the Marconi was.very nice. IDL did not think they got it quite right and saw the Gold as an improvement. I think I prefer the Gold.


I'd probably go with John on this one. Had a bottle of Marconi and the old Jameson Gold open side by side and I too preferred the Gold.

However the Marconi was nice too.

It really is all a matter of preference and taste.

May be an idea to taste hte Old and New Golds side by side to see what the differences are today, if any.


I have done that too, although I cannot remember my conclusions.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Fri May 11, 2012 9:44 pm

I always liked the Gold.
I read a comment that the Marconi was just a treaked 12 year old recently on the forum but though it was a precursor to the Gold. I've only ever tried the gold but may crack open a Marconi some day.

Does anyone know how many bottles of the Marconi, Distillery horse and Cooperage were available?
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Vaz Te » Mon May 21, 2012 11:35 am

I have just too many to type but highlights are

Macalan Private Eye
Black Bowmore
Talisker 1973
Highland park 1977
Port Ellen Maltings
Karuizawa 1971
Rosebank 1981
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby TallyB » Tue May 22, 2012 7:38 pm

May be an idea to taste hte Old and New Golds side by side to see what the differences are today, if any.




Found the new Gold to be very coconut, not to my liking.
Much prefer the old Gold.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Pudge72 » Sat May 26, 2012 4:26 pm

Well, here goes as my 2nd post today:

American

Booker's
Clear Creek McCarthy's Oregon Single Malt
Evan Williams 'Binny's Handpicked' Single Barrel (2000 vintage)
Four Roses 'Binny's Handpicked' Single Barrel (OESQ recipe)
George T Stagg (2011 ed.)
Jefferson's Presidential Select 18 (Batch 16)
Koval Lion's Pride Dark Wheat (100% single grain whiskey)
Old Potrero 18th Century Style Rye
Old Weller Antique 107
Parkers Heritage Collection (4th ed)
Parkers Heritage Collection (5th ed)
Rittenhouse 100
Rowan's Creek

Canadian

Alberta Premium (200 mL)
Canadian Club Reserve 10 yo (375 mL)
Collingwood
Glen Breton Rare 10 (finished)

Irish

Bushmills Black Bush
Redbreast 12

Japanese

Yamazaki 18
Yoichi 10 (180 mL)

Scotch

Auchentoshan 12
Auchentoshan Valinch
Bowmore 12
Bowmore Tempest (Batch 2)
Compass Box Spice Tree
Glenfarclas 15
Glenfiddich 12 (finished)
Glenfiddich Snow Phoenix
Glengoyne 10
Grand Old Parr 12
Highland Park 12
Lagavulin 16
Port Charlotte 'An Turas Mor'
Strathisla 12
Talisker 18
Te Bheag
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Sun May 27, 2012 4:29 pm

Welcome to the forum.

That's a nice collection, an excellent variety of tastes. I'm taking notes. :D
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Pudge72 » Sun May 27, 2012 5:03 pm

good_whiskey_hunting wrote:Welcome to the forum.

That's a nice collection, an excellent variety of tastes. I'm taking notes. :D


Thank you for the kind comments. I am trying to touch as many bases as possible...it will always be a work in progress! :)
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Thu Jun 14, 2012 2:54 am

kurtbenoit wrote:Well I joined this forum about 18 months ago, and started my collection about a year ago so I thought it's about time to post it up here. Everything I listed is unopened and gathering dust so it will stay that way. I had a lot more but went on a bit of a selling spree since Christmas, God Bless eBay. Here's what's left.

Irish Whiskey

-Bushmills Black Bush, Old Bottling
-Bushmills Millennium Malt, Cask Strength 49.1%, Cask Number 164, Bottle Number 062
-Bushmills Single Cask (Bourbon) 1993, Cask Strength 56.5%, Cask Number 298, Bottle Number 186 (possibly a 13 year old)
-Bushmills Single Cask (Bourbon) 1990, Cask Strength 57.5%, Cask Number 4649, Bottle Number 143
-Bushmills Single Cask (Bourbon) 1989, Cask Strength 56.5%, Cask Number 8156, Bottle Number 055

-Tyrconnell 10 Year Old Anima Negra Mallorcan Wine Cask, Single Cask, 1st Edition
-Tyrconnell 10 Year Old Anima Negra Mallorcan Wine Cask, Single Cask, 2nd Edition
-Tyrconnell 11 Year Old, Single Cask, Cask Strength58.5%, Cask Number V09-10 #336 (Whiskey Live)
- Tyrconnell Barack Obama Dedication

- Willie Nappier 44 Year Old Pot Still

-Connemara 18 Year Old Peated Single Malt, Cask Strength 46%, Cask Number 3767, Bottle Number 75

-Greenore 6 Year Old
-Greenore 8 Year Old, Old Label
-Greenore 10 Year Old Single Grain, Belgian Import, Single Cask, Cask Strength 52.9%, Cask Number 87
-Greenore 15 Year Old Single Grain
-Greenore 19 year old Single Grain Single Cask, Cask Strength 60.5%, Cask Number 1796

- Kilbeggan Distillery Reserve, Batch Number 0001, Signed by John Teeling and Noel Sweeney

- Inish Turk Beg

- Midleton 25 Year Old Pure Pot Still
- Midleton 26 Year Old Pure Pot Still Port Pipe Finish
- Midleton 18 Year Old Single Cask Single Pot Still Terminal 2 First Edition
- Midleton 18 Year Old Single Cask Single Pot Still Terminal 2 Second Edition

-Midleton 1985
-Midleton 1994
-Midleton 2000
-Midleton 2001

- Palace Bar Single Cask

- Dungourney 1964
- Jameson Marconi
- Jameson 15 year old Millennium

- Hennessy Na Geanna
- Baileys Irish Whiskey

- Tullamore Dew 8 year old Italian import



AMERICAN WHISKEY
- Jefferson’s Presidential Select, 17 Year Old, Batch Number 8, Bottle Number 407
- Jefferson’s Presidential Select, 18 Year Old, Batch Number 27, Bottle Number 1215
- Sazerac Straight Rye 18 Year Old Whiskey, (Fall 2010), Cask Strength 45%
- Sazerac Straight Rye 18 Year Old Whiskey, (Fall 2011), Cask Strength 45%
- Jack Daniel's Master Distiller / Mr Jack No.1

CANADIAN WHISKEY
Canadian Club Classic, 12 year old

SCOTTISH WHISKY
Glenfiddich 8 Year Old 1970’s


Sorry we got sidelined there Martin, That's an impressive collection to gather in such a short time. I got a liking to the Jefferson's lately but have never tried Sazerac Rye.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby JohnM » Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:33 am

Anyone use whiskybase.com?

I have started using it, but have to register a lot of bottles not on their database, so I'm not fully up to date on my collection.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Thu Jun 14, 2012 4:32 pm

I seen it before but hadn't used it.

I logged in and noticed that I'd have to add bottles to the database too. I've noticed they have few photos of Irish Whiskeys.

It's an interesting site all the same.
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Re: Show off your collection

Postby IrishWhiskeyChaser » Fri Jun 29, 2012 4:32 pm

JohnM wrote:Anyone use whiskybase.com?

I have started using it, but have to register a lot of bottles not on their database, so I'm not fully up to date on my collection.


Sorry meant to reply to this ...

Yes I'm up on it but left it go for a while as I too had a lot of my bottles missing and to be quite honest could not be bother updating the database myself. Went back there and found much more added but still is missing a lot. Now you can say whether your bottle is open or not.
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