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An old release of Chequers blended whisky. Presented in a green ceramic jug, we estimate this dates from the 1970s.
Product Facts
Product Facts
Country
Scotland
Colouring
Yes
Chequers Bot.1970s
75.7cl / 40%
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Customer Reviews
(15 Reviews)
Purchased a bottle for $3.00 in 1974 at a Thrifty Drug store in Tucson, AZ Nor a scotch drinker myself I gave it to my brother with the admonition that it would be opened for significant events in "his " family history. We passed up breaking it open for the births of my last two children and finally cracked it open with the birth of his daughter about 14 years after I gave it to him. He opened it a month later to share with our father and do not believe it was opened again until his grand daughter was born this year (2015). He resealed and waxed sealed the cork. A rather heavy smoky tasting scotch with a pleasant smoothness in the swallowing. The smokiness lingers on the palate, at least for me. Personally for taste I would never pay more than $20 USD for this Scotch. Most of buying for today would be in nostalgia. BTW the bottle has been passed to is daughter and son in law to be used for significant occasions. I am almost 70 and hope to enjoy this bottle with my brother and niece when the great grand children are born, or at least the next grand child.
Cracked a bottle of the 86.8 proof tonight. Still had the US internal revenue tax label intact. 4/5 quart instead of ml label with signed bottle numberB043503. Probably one of the best scotches I''ve ever tasted!
hi i have a bottle the same as the 1 in picture except 70% proof and contains 26 2/3 fl. ozs i cant find any numbers on the bottle is this old and what is the est value .
I have a sealed bottle of chequers that is in a green beveled bottle. Number A620705 signed by John McEWAN. What exactly do I have here? Anybody have anybody help me know a relative date or something?
I have enjoyed the last dram from the last bottle of Chequers B-111771 singed by John McEwan, with the old label and four fifiths quart - 86.9 proof - blended and bottled in Scotland. Today is May 23 2010 and I did not think I would live long enough to drink this last glass, from the last case, I bought in Chicago in1986. Where and when will I find another one?