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Whisky-Online Auctions is a World leader in the valuation and sale of Old, Rare & Collectable whisky & other Spirits.
We are a well-established whisky auctioneer with monthly dedicated whisky auctions that regularly feature bottles not to be found in any other whisky auction with World record prices achieved every sale.
We auction Scotch Whisky, American Whiskey, Irish Whiskey as well as other World Whiskies. We are happy to accept Cognac, Armagnac, Rum, Vodka, Wine & Port.
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July Auction Results 2019
Another very tasty private cask took the top spot in our latest auction: a 1990 barrel of Bowmore. A beautiful whisky and a scarce thing on the secondary market, it wasn’t surprising to see it fetch a very healthy £50,100. Following hard on its heels was another Bowmore, the 1966 50-year-old in a stunning wooden cabinet of which only 74 bottles were produced.
July Auction Highlights 2019 Part 2
Welcome to part two of this months auction highlights. First up we have a trio of amazing independent Highland Parks in this sale. We love getting these bottles, because indie HP (then as now) was so rarely independently bottled. These three Highland Parks are magnificent bottles, all containing whisky from the distillery’s golden years.
July Auction Highlights 2019 Part 1
Welcome to this month’s Auction Preview! We’ve unearthed some real treasures again this month, and we're going to share some information on the more obscure examples that hardly turn up in auction.
June Auction Results 2019
Macallan had another good showing in our latest auction. With the 2018 release of the 52-year-old hitting a hefty £55,000. It’s another sobering example of how much things have changed for whisky, given that what would have been the talk of the town a few years back now looks like normal market value.