[Libloather]

Tastes kinda like ripple.

[Chode]

then on the otherhand there's...

[mythenjoseph]

I am dumbfounded how ANYONE could disrespect money so much as to make a purchase like that for booze...their are some really stupid humans running around.

[PGR88]

[Tom Tetroxide]

Would this qualify as ‘top shelf’?

[Responsibility2nd]

This is stupid. This scotch will likely never be opened.

Reminds me of morons who purchase million dollar supercars, yet never drive them. They just sit in a museum.

Cars are meant to be driven and enjoyed for the purpose they were built.

Same for million dollar bottles of scotch. Drink up.

[hinckley buzzard]

131,000 for the first shot. The second one your nose can’t tell it from Cutty Sark. That first one better be a good one..

[HartleyMBaldwin]

How’s it mix with ginger ale?

[Mariner]

Those that work at the distillery drink this stuff every day.

[PerConPat]

I'm not a serious Scotch “whisky” fan, so what do I know? But I've always preferred Johnnie Walker Red to the Black Label.

[tje]

Helluva Christmas present.. That must of been my wife...

[Paal Gulli]

This is one way "the rich" park their money tax-free. They monetize something by paying 10,000x more for it than it's actually worth. Then 10 years later some other rich guy gives the original investor a 25% profit on his investment, and the beat goes on.

That's how doodles and kindergarten finger paintings like these come to be "worth" tens of millions:

Jackson Pollock's No. 5, $148 million

Mark Rothko's No. 10, $81.9 million

Buy it for a hyper-inflated price and it becomes a tax shelter. Then the art critics (who on the whole lack the talent to create something even this child-like) proclaim it a masterpiece and, Voilà, it is transformed into art.

For that much money you'd think they could go to the effort to think up a catchy title for it, huh?

[William of Barsoom]

I was born & raised in a snooty Connecticut suburb of NYC.

The scotch there flows like a large creek.

Never developed a taste for it, though. (I like bourbon [Maker’s Mark,] and rum, [Jane Barbancourt] and beer — most decent lables.

So what’s a good scotch for a non-scoth lover?
(Yeah, yeah: Crown Royal — but is even THAT one
all that tasty?) Mere high price tag doesn’t impress
me as a good quality indicator, necessarily...

[CodeToad]

This makes EVERYTHING I drink seems cheap and irresponsible. :)

I’ve got a nice bottle of Scotch that is bottle 79 of 100 I am cracking open for a certain special occasion, but it is no where near what some might consider expensive. I drank bottle 34 for a previous special occasion, and it was damned good and worth every penny. I’ve got a sleuth working on another bottle for a future occasion.

[CtBigPat]

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