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Cooley 1999 (Whisky Mercenary)

Cooley 13 yo 1999 (51,4%, The Whisky Mercenary 2013) – 89/100

Cutty Sark – Caskstrength.net

Cutty Sark ‘Cask Strength’ (51,4%, OB for Caskstrength.net, 500 btl.) – 78/100

Springbank 1995 (Duncan Taylor Dimensions)

Springbank 17 yo 1995 (51,4%, Duncan Taylor Dimensions, sherry cask #1995) – 86/100

Tomatin 1976 (Whisky Agency)

Tomatin 35 yo 1976 (51,4%, The Whisky Agency ‘Moody Lions’ 2011, refill sherry, 313 btl.) – 89/100

Glen Grant 1972 (Private Stock)

Glen Grant 39 yo 1972 (51,4%, The Whisky Agency ‘Private Stock’ 2011, sherry cask, 87 btl.) – 91/100

Nikka From the Barrel

Nikka ‘From the barrel’ (51,4%, OB 2010, 50cl) – 80/100

Bunnahabhain 18yo PX (Feis Ile 2010)

Bunnahabhain 18 yo (51,4%, OB for Feis Ile 2010, PX cask, 384 btl.) – 81/100

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WhiskyNotes: Thanks Sjoerd. Not that I'm not interested, but it's Glenflagler mixed with other malts so I'm afraid it's not an option to tick it off my list. Thank
Sjoerd de Haan-Kramer: I might have a sample from the Glenflagler Pure Malt left. Mind, it is not the single malt (since that is about 17 times more expensive). You interest
WhiskyNotes: Thanks for your reply Selim. IMHO you don't pour a 1977 whisky into a Sauternes cask unless something was wrong with it already. So I'm not surprised

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