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Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky, 70cl £119.98 inc vat (Membership Required) @ Costco
Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky, 70cl £119.98 inc vat (Membership Required) @ Costco
Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky, 70cl £119.98 inc vat (Membership Required) @ Costco
Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky, 70cl £119.98 inc vat (Membership Required) @ Costco
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Posted 7 May 2023

Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky, 70cl £119.98 inc vat (Membership Required) @ Costco

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  1. neroneuk's avatar
    neroneuk
    To the expert:
    Does a Blu label purchased over 30 years ago and still unopened in his original box have any increased financial value? Thanks
    Jiffy's avatar
    Jiffy
    It would have cost a fraction of the current price back then so it will certainly have "increased financial value". I'd expect it to sell for more than the £120 of this deal. Here's an auction listing for a 1990s bottling from 2 years ago: whisky.auction/auc…bel

    Whisky prices have gone up from then so you may get more. Key questions are:
    1) Do you have proof of age? Real experts can age it through the barcode, ABV, details in the packaging, etc.
    2) What is the fill level of the bottle?
    3) What is the condition of bottle and packaging?

    I'd rather pay £120 for a 30 year old bottling than the latest one for sure. A lot of whisky has gone down in quality over the years. The quality of the spirit that comes out of the stills is exactly the same. They can increase the volume of that spirit production to meet increased demand without reducing quality but what a lot of distilleries haven't managed to also do is maintain the same quality of casks to mature that spirit into whisky.
  2. Bizmark's avatar
    Bizmark
    Easy to criticise anyone wanting to buy this but it's a purely brand led decision. For everyone else wanting better blends there's Thompson Bros or Macleans Nose, both available at a fraction of the price.
  3. Bovrilontoast's avatar
    Bovrilontoast
    Always amazes me the comments you get on items like this. It's a premium whiskey so will cost more than a bottle of Famous Grouse. Those commenting probably don't mind paying £3.50 for a shot of Teachers down the Spoons on a Friday night, valueing the bottle at well over £100
    scuttle's avatar
    scuttle
    Nah it’s just that this is not worth £120. £120 could get you two outstanding bottles of whisky.
  4. TheDoctor's avatar
    TheDoctor
    Too cheap, will buy in a few years when its £350. Cheers
  5. scuttle's avatar
    scuttle
    Imagine spending £120 on this
    JoeBarran's avatar
    JoeBarran
    Unusual to have an unhelpful comment
  6. amit.sethi's avatar
    amit.sethi
    Bought 4 (4 litre) bottles of single Malt at duty free yesterday at same price- People should take note that this is premium but still blended! (edited)
    bozo007's avatar
    bozo007
    There are bad single malts and there are great blends. Nothing wrong with either; it is ultimately about personal tastes. But looking down at a blend is just silly.
  7. funguy03's avatar
    funguy03
    I love single malts and will go out on a limb here:

    JWB is not a bad whisky at all and well worth paying £120 for
    absulute2012's avatar
    absulute2012
    I agree. I think Green is much better value though.
  8. aerotec's avatar
    aerotec
    As we are on the HUKD site it's fair to say this is a good price. But I'd rather spend the money on two bottles of Ardbeg and savour the flavour.
  9. malcoa's avatar
    malcoa
    If you like it or not, it's a good deal
  10. mocmocamoc's avatar
    mocmocamoc
    Seems a good deal, other whisky has shot up in price making this a bit more rather than a lot more.
  11. kmkuk's avatar
    kmkuk
    Cheapest price I have seen since mid last year.
  12. Amadan's avatar
    Amadan
    I'm usually buying malt as a gift and recipients are not "experts" so this deal and similar are always welcome
    scuttle's avatar
    scuttle
    If both you and the recipients are not experts, then maybe whisky isn’t the right gift.
  13. iain173's avatar
    iain173
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    Tempting deal! Great price.

    Is anyone else seeing it at £124.89 = £104.07 + VAT?
  14. iDealYou's avatar
    iDealYou
    How is this compared to the £20 JW Black?
    If my budget is £20 what would you recommend instead of JW Black?
    Tanuki334's avatar
    Tanuki334
    Stretch to JW Green at 35gbp = best bang for buck in the JW range
  15. nd4spd's avatar
    nd4spd
    I am a member but seeing £124.89 inc vat
    jiggsy's avatar
    jiggsy
    That's online. Instore is without the delivery charge. (edited)
  16. shanetaylor14855's avatar
    shanetaylor14855
    Brilliant deal and well worth the money
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