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    Default Archived a few years ago:

    ARCHIVED A FEW YEARS AGO:

    DID FEATURE THEN: http://www.ss-tregenna.co.uk/Pdf/SS%...PART%20ONE.pdf

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    Default Whisky Galore:

    RE: All that's left of Whisky Galore: Remaining bottles of single malt salvaged from film -inspiring WWII shipwreck go up for auction:

    Part 2:

    Latest news:

    Two rare bottles of ‘Whisky Galore’ salvaged from a 1941 shipwreck sell for £12,000… even though they are undrinkable

    UK collector buys two bottles of probable undrinkable whisky for £12,050

    The auctioned whisky drew bids from collectors from around the world

    They made up part of8,000-ton cargo ship 'SS Politician' that sank in 1941

    Many of 264,000 bottles were salvaged by islanders before customs arrived

    Up until this point, whisky on the island had dried up due to war rationing

    Film Whisky Galore was a 1949 Ealing comedy based on these events


    Read more: Bottles of single malt salvaged from World War Two shipwreck which inspired the film Whisky Galore sell for £12,000 at auction | Mail Online
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    a bottle of whiskey from the wreck of ss politician which went ashore in bad weather on the island of eriskay in 1941 has been sold for £12,000, its reckoned to be undrinkable. !
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    Bleedin heck mate
    I thought Whiskey was good forever haha!
    I will have a drop of that after which i reckon i will be Unsinkable LOL!
    Good find though isnt it!
    Its wonder it never broke! Gos 12,000 Nicker is a hellova price !
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    Default Sorry:

    Regret duplicating the post, I can see that now as the posts have been merged.

    Thought I was replying to a different thread:

    Sorry Keith.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevesherratt View Post
    Hi all you Single Malt lovers, collectors or drinkers,

    Called in to my local Whisky Shop on Sunday “The Wee Dram” in Bakewell Derbyshire England.

    The Wee Dram - Purveyors of Specialist Whiskies - Bakewell, Derbyshire

    Acquired my first bottle of English Whiskey to add to my collection.

    Here's another blend for lighting fires you can add to your collection Steve.

    FOURO

    Cant wait to try it but got to wait till my mates call round!!

    Any more Malt Buffs out there?

    Steve R770014 South Derbyshire

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    now i have got a single malt its about 45 years old is it still good enough to drink? i am a non drinker as well.jp

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    Send it to me John
    I will give it a road test.
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    John galore is from the Gaelic go leor and means "enough", sounds the same in both languages but a wee bit of Irish for you, "good enough" would be
    "maith go leor" pronounced.... ma galore.
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    Default Malt Whisky

    My profile on Skype reads; Single Malt, Cigars, Girlfriend (82), Summer on the balcony...HEAVEN. Cheers, Eric

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