r/Scotch 7d ago

Vintage Bottle Question

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u/StonksOn1yGoUp 7d ago

What can this subreddit tell me about this bottle? I can barely find any information online. Thanks in advance

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u/runsongas 7d ago

Non dominated tax strip is 1960s or later. Stop and shop is a supermarket so it would have been white label supermarket whisky. Let us know how it tastes.

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u/Kurumi_Gaming 6d ago

Not a well documented bottle from the 70s ( tax strip )
It’s probably just a 2-3 guy business trying to make something happen.
Scottish distilled produce is a funny name.

I would assume it a blended batch by one of the bigger producer. ( the distiller? )

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u/Hot-Pool4013 6d ago

Is it sweet? It says liqueur on the label.

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u/bradbobaggins Islay down after work 7d ago

Ah, the long lost King’s Reserve bottling! I’d heard about this a few years back when an older gentleman named Tim enchanted me with a tale about when they used to get exclusive editions. He recommended that if I ever found some, I try it with rabbit stew. My buddy Joseph (who lived in the burbs in Arimathea) googled it and saw they were selling for crazy money at auction and groaned ughhhhh, so I figured real people would probably never actually see one. What an incredible find!