Glenmorangie Original botting The Taghta - b. 2014 - 70cl

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Glenmorangie The Taghta, original bottling from 14 July 2014, 46% ABV, 70 cl, produced in Scotland in the Highlands as a strictly limited edition of 12,000 bottles with original packaging.

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Important !! In the next days I will start several - ca 20 auctions of very rare Scotch - I can send several bottles with 1 parcel - you pay postage only once when buying more than 1 bottle.

Glenmorangie The Taghta
Original bottling from 14. July 2014
46%
70cl

Glenmorangie Taghta is the world’s first "democratically chosen"—or crowdsourced—Single Malt Scotch Whisky. It was launched by Glenmorangie in 2014 as a strictly limited special edition. As part of the "Cask Masters" project, the distillery invited whisky enthusiasts from over 30 countries to vote online on almost every aspect of the bottling over a period of 18 months. The name "Taghta" (pronounced roughly *Tuh-ta*) is Gaelic and means "The Chosen One" or "Chosen"; the name itself was also determined by a fan vote. The whisky has an alcohol content of 46.0% ABV and is neither chill-filtered nor artificially colored. Production was limited to 12,000 bottles worldwide, and it is now a sought-after collector's item. - thank you Google

You now buy this bottle from Kupsch-Whisky in Duisburg Germany
established on 02. May 1990 by Peter Kupsch
36 years of Whisky-Passion
Every bottle we sell is tested and from a reliable source.
We do not charge unreasonably high postage, but rather actual costs

I offer a shipping discount - win several of my auctions - only pay postage once

And we offer : pick up your bottle - without any shipping cost - after the auction from our retailshop in 47058 Duisburg - Germany



Important !! In the next days I will start several - ca 20 auctions of very rare Scotch - I can send several bottles with 1 parcel - you pay postage only once when buying more than 1 bottle.

Glenmorangie The Taghta
Original bottling from 14. July 2014
46%
70cl

Glenmorangie Taghta is the world’s first "democratically chosen"—or crowdsourced—Single Malt Scotch Whisky. It was launched by Glenmorangie in 2014 as a strictly limited special edition. As part of the "Cask Masters" project, the distillery invited whisky enthusiasts from over 30 countries to vote online on almost every aspect of the bottling over a period of 18 months. The name "Taghta" (pronounced roughly *Tuh-ta*) is Gaelic and means "The Chosen One" or "Chosen"; the name itself was also determined by a fan vote. The whisky has an alcohol content of 46.0% ABV and is neither chill-filtered nor artificially colored. Production was limited to 12,000 bottles worldwide, and it is now a sought-after collector's item. - thank you Google

You now buy this bottle from Kupsch-Whisky in Duisburg Germany
established on 02. May 1990 by Peter Kupsch
36 years of Whisky-Passion
Every bottle we sell is tested and from a reliable source.
We do not charge unreasonably high postage, but rather actual costs

I offer a shipping discount - win several of my auctions - only pay postage once

And we offer : pick up your bottle - without any shipping cost - after the auction from our retailshop in 47058 Duisburg - Germany



Details

Mixed lot
No
Region
Highlands
Distillery/brand
Glenmorangie
Name/edition
Original botting The Taghta
Country of production
Scotland
Number of bottles in lot
1
Volume on label
70cl
Alcohol %
46%
Year of bottling
2014
Bottling period
2010s
Original packaging
Yes
GermanyVerified
299
Objects sold
100%
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