Thread: Is there such thing as a quadruple of scotch?

Glenrothes is one my my favorite non-islay malts (others are highland park and edradour). Macallan used to be a favorite, but it's gone downhill since Suntory bought them and made them quadruple production.

Originally Posted by mparker762

Glenrothes is one my my favorite non-islay malts (others are highland park and edradour). Macallan used to be a favorite, but it's gone downhill since Suntory bought them and made them quadruple production.

The problem is I was drinking out of my budget. My dad had gotten the bottle as a gift and I love to buy one for myself but at $400.00 for 700ml its just WAY out of my league.

But I loved it!

That seems awfully pricey. My glenrothes is the 1974 and I think it was only about $240 or so.

Glenrothes at Spec's Online

(Ready access to Spec's is one of the perks that help make up for putting up with Houston's humidity)

none of those is the same bottle...Im not sure if there was somethign different about it...

The bottle was only 700 ml not 750 it was hand labeled and numbered let me see if I can find a pic online...

http://www.royalmilewhiskies.com/pro...=0010000001235


its 1972 speyside single malt 700ml limited to 50 casks....thats all I can find about it. I also cant anyone who says its available anymore...maybe thats why the price is inflated?

Kind of like this one? :-)



Have I mentioned how cool Spec's is?

Originally Posted by mparker762

Kind of like this one? :-)



Have I mentioned how cool Spec's is?

just like that, but 1972. and 700ml instead of 750ml like most of the bottles that look like that.