There were a lot more Glenmorangie, and related, lots.
- The three bottles of the Natural Cask Strength Commemorative Bottling Distilled On 21st January 1976 are not duplicates - they're three *different* casks, as evidenced by the different ABVs - 59.2%, 60.4%, and 60.8%. I'll need to re-glue the plate on the one box.
Then there is an assortment of other expressions:
- Another bottle of the 26 Year Truffle Oak. That makes three of those I have now, which I think should be sufficient. This was actually the second one I picked up, but I picked up the other one I posted recently from Hong Kong because the price seemed like a deal. Had I known what shipping would cost I might have rethought that.
- A Midwinter Night's Dram - there were two versions of this. I had one, this is the other.
- A Cask-strength 21 year old bottling from 1980
- An old-school 18 year old bottling
- The Dornoch Firth Bridge Commemorative Bottling from 1991
- A Distillery Manager's Choice bottling from 1998
- And the Cask Masters Cask C sample. This is what won the competition and became The Taghta
And then some non-Glenmorangie Glenmorangie:
- Two The Scotch Malt Whisky Society bottlings 125.22 & 125.65
- A brand new Rare Find 18 year Westport bottling. This was just released and didn't come from an auction, but rather Royal Mile Whiskies
- Wilson & Morgan Barrel Selection 18 Year Westport distilled in 2004
- The Thompson Bros. 20 year Westport single cask
- Decadent Drams 21 year Westport
- Malts Of Scotland Westport cask 19029
- That Boutique-y Whisky Company 21 year Westport
Lastly, some non-whisky items - a Glenmorangie bottle stand, a framed advertisement sheet, and an art print of the distillery in winter.
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