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Grist for the whiskey fans

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December 9, 2007 -- An anonymous New Yorker paid $54,000 for a rare bottle of 81-year-old single malt scotch whisky at a crowded Christie's auction yesterday, making it one of the most expensive bottles of liquor ever sold.

The bottle of Macallan Vintage 1926 was the most anticipated item at the auction, causing a bidding war that pushed the selling price by $24,000 over its estimated value.

"It's one of the most expensive prices ever for a bottle of whisky anywhere in the world," said Christie's spokesman Rick Pike.


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Post by Sando »

I've definitely 'paid the price' for drinking whiskey. But Jameson Special Reserve is worth it.
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and one day a bottle of mid 70's Thunderbird will fetch a similar price
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Re: Thunderbird

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bert wrote:and one day a bottle of mid 70's Thunderbird will fetch a similar price
Damn. I just drank my last one, too. :P
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The price of any vintage takes a back seat to the tax of ego placed upon it in an auction..........
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