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I really like MM (despite the bad rap it gets on SB sometimes).

Does anyone know if the attached is just a speciality bottle or are the contents different?

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Is it worth twice the price of the standard bottle of MM (not in terms of rarity, but in terms of yummyness)?

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The attachment does not work.

But let me try to answer without seeing .... unless the bottle is a 101 proof the contents are more than likely the standard fair of MM.

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Might want to try uploading the attachment again. Ditto what Dale said. MM does have a bunch of specialty bottles out right now. The Rock The Vote bottle The States bottle, plus their VIP bottle and many others. Check out their website to try and find out more. If you get that attachment uploaded, I bet Dale can tell you what it is though.:grin: Joe

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That's a 1980's Gold Wax 101 proof.

Europe and Japan got them.

I opened a bottle the day our daughter Georgia was born and it's some of the best bourbon I have ever had.

Scott

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Wow! Looks like I am bidding on it then.

(but I wonder if it was the best bourbon because thats the day Georgia was born, or was it because of the quality of the bourbon.)

It is 101 proof and the seller confirms that he got it over 10 years ago.

That's a 1980's Gold Wax 101 proof.

Europe and Japan got them.

I opened a bottle the day our daughter Georgia was born and it's some of the best bourbon I have ever had.

Scott

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Haven't seen this one before. Hopefully Dale or someone else can help you out. Joe

Dale's late to the party ..... Had to watch my Steeler's. :woohoo:

I see that it has been answered. I can tell you that it usually sells for over $100 on E-bay. I have a bottle (unopened).

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(but I wonder if it was the best bourbon because thats the day Georgia was born, or was it because of the quality of the bourbon.)

I can see how that could happen :grin: but I have revisited it since, and I still put it up there. I have 2 bottles (one open and 1 full) and when Bill Samuels was here in May I got him to sign one. He looked at it for some time and said it must be 20-30 years old.

I am glad I opened one of them though, it makes me wonder how many other unopened gems I have sitting here....

David my Japanese is a little? scratchy, but they had them listed at http://www.sake-brutus.com/old-bottle/old.html

last week, for around Y13,800 if I recall correctly.

There's no price there now but they still have a picture. Maybe you can read something I can't pick up.

Cheers

Scott

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David my Japanese is a little? scratchy, but they had them listed at http://www.sake-brutus.com/old-bottle/old.html

last week, for around Y13,800 if I recall correctly.

There's no price there now but they still have a picture. Maybe you can read something I can't pick up.

The note says its from 1994.

Are all MM Gold of this Recipe? Or is this something else?

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I can tell you that it usually sells for over $100 on E-bay.

Thats exactly the price at which I gave up hope at.

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The note says its from 1994.

Are all MM Gold of this Recipe? Or is this something else?

All 101 were the same as far as I know.

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I have a bottle of the gold wax 101 as well (opened!) Much, much better than standard MM red wax, but much, much, much, MUCH less than that Van Winkle Family Reserve 15yo you recently picked up!

Both the black wax (95 proof) and gold wax (101 proof) expressions were fairly widely available in Japan until about 4-5 years ago, so it's not impossible that you can find a "dusty" in a smaller bottle shop.

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