Glenfarclas 15 Year Old
Brand - Glenfarclas
Alcohol type - Single Malt Whiskey
Flavour - Cherry
Unit count - 700 millilitre
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Alright? It hasn't been sub $125 since 2023, heck the last time it was $100 was probably 2021.
i say alright because of my personal taste/pricing. I think the price of whisky and alochol in general in australia is just overpriced for what it is. I was 50/50 on buying this as its still $100 for what i would consider a decent but not amazing whisky. It's not always about the discount you get.
a decent but not amazing whisky
which do you consider 'amazing' ?
@jv: I'm more of a scotch whiskey/speyside whisky/bourbon/Rye type of person. In that range i'd say Knob Creek 9 (recently tried and impressed me), Balvenie 12, Yamazaki 12, Old Forester rye, Bunnhabhain 12, Aberlour abunadh, Benromach 12, Glen Moray 18 off the top of my head. the absolute best speyside i've been privileged to try is the Pittyvaich 30yr and that was something else.
its $40 cheaper than DM, thats pretty good surely?
Not sure why but when I add to cart it goes to $185. Either "Add to cart" or "Buy it now".
Any ideas?
looks fine to me in VIC.
Because it's sold out. It won't let you add items that are out of stock.
I'm not sure why people bother posting these deals anymore for alcohol on Amazon. Ordinary people have no chance against bots or the pro snipers.
Ok thanks - would be nice if the front end said it was OOS!
Yeah, would be nice but the Amazon page was getting hammered with hundreds of orders for probably just 50 bottles in stock up for sale.
You basically have to order before it gets posted to OZB to have a chance.
You're not going to beat people with bots that have integrated Amazon price checkers and OZB/Amazon automated bots that automatically order/checkout when a deal is posted.
Sold out
Shame, I have a special attachment to Glenfarclas with a Scottish friend, drank the 40 y/o one and it was a treat.
He grew up near the factory and it was his old man’s favourite /Old man reminisce over.
alright price for a decent highland sherry cask whisky. I remember trying this one at a bar and not minding it. Creme caramel like taste (i might be influenced in this description due to making creme caramels today but i swear it had this vanilla like taste), with a touch of spice.