how old is this

dbrock · 20-12-2009 5:57pm #1

have a few bottles of it and was wondering how old or if its worth anything

truecrippler · 22-12-2009 7:48pm

Well, I don't know about Powers but on Jameson there is usually a 3-d number on the bottle that has L(number). I think the next number after the letter L is the year. For e.g. L8***** is 2008. See if you can find any marks like that on it and let us know.

There's a few guys around here that could help I reckon.

IrishWhiskeyCha · 22-12-2009 9:32pm

60's to early 70's I'd guess. Nice bottle but not sure what they are worth. Brockage will probably have a better idea.

This is a pure pot still as opposed to the regular blend we get now.

I maybe interested in a bottle if they are not extortionate.

You won't get an L number on this bottle as the L numbering is a relative new addition to modern bottles.

Does it have a screw cap or a cork top?

dbrock · 22-12-2009 9:58pm

as far as i can tell its a cork but hard to know as covered ill post pic

IrishWhiskeyCha · 22-12-2009 10:15pm

dbrock wrote: »

as far as i can tell its a cork but hard to know as covered ill post pic

COuld be worth more so but I'll get back to you. I know some one who has bought one lately.

dbrock · 22-12-2009 10:20pm

Think this is a cork top??

think this one is screw top?

dbrock · 22-12-2009 10:27pm

cheers lads for all your help

the beer revolu · 23-12-2009 11:37am

They all look like cork tops to me

Fallen Buckshot · 23-12-2009 9:02pm

wow wish i would have just found 4 bottles of powers .. any age.. nice drink there

IrishWhiskeyCha · 24-12-2009 2:19pm

yea these are all cork tops.

The previous version to that would of been a 7yo.

These appear to have no age statement so would probably be a mix of whiskies from 5-7 years.

Small bit of evapouration in the all which is to be expect but should be fine to drink.

Guestimate value in current market €150 each.

how old is this

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