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Product Description
A very rare bottling of St. Magdalene single malt (aka Linlithgow). The Waterloo St. bottling was distributed to Diageo engineering staff and VIPs in 1998 in celebration of 100 years at Ainslie & Heilbron's buildings at 64 Waterloo Street in Glasgow.
Product Facts
Product Facts
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Age
No of Bottles
396
Country
Scotland
Region
Lowland
Colouring
Yes
St Magdalene 20 Year Old Waterloo Street
70cl / 62.7%
FREE UK standard delivery
In stock online
£3,500
£2,916.67 ex VAT
(£5,000 per litre)
You must be aged 18 or above to buy alcohol in the UK
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Delivery
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Free
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Customer Reviews
(18 Reviews)
The best whisky i have tried
Believe it or not i have just stumbled upon my bottle which I had forgotten about- must have been a good presentation! I do not know if it is good to keep it or sell in the present market.
I have one of the staff distribution bottles, No 204, but then my surname begins with W so no surprise there. I also had one of the empty bottles from a staff function with cert and box. I wanted this for display purposed so filled it with Bells!! and resealed it with a standard foil. For various reasions I lost this bottle so watch out for bottles without the original "100 Years" foil seal.
Re possibility of forgeries: Every bottle of The Waterloo comes with a letter on company headed notepaper from me. Although my signature is on the printed label I only personally signed one of these letters. The person who got this bottle knows who he is and did not pay for his bottle. If any other signed letters are circulating they are definitely forgeries.
Not being a whisky drinker and having one of these bottles (No3 infact), I now wonder if the value will increase with time or should I consider putting mine up for sale??? Think I could have a nice little holiday with the proceeds, rather than break it open for some special occasion!!!
