Looking for advice: I inherited some prewar scotch from my dad.
A Haig & Haig Pinch and a ceramic jug of Red Hackle. Both are unopened. I know it doesn’t age after bottling, and I know these were not the premium scotches of the day. Would like to find a value. Would rather sell them to put a kid through school than drink.
Any ideas? Please be nice!
Get on a drink forum where there may be collectors and ask around. Be careful because you’d be doing business with unknown people.
Not an expert on scotch. Pinch is a blended scotch whisky (scotch is whisky, if it is bourbon or from Ireland, it’s “whiskey”). Probably better if you had a single malt from one of the smaller distilleries in Scotland.
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