Lagavulin 16

Sep 29, 2004 10 Replies

Well, after almost 6+ months without Lagavulin 16 hit the Logan, UT liq store. 6 bottles total. $66 each.



Doug



Yes, I bought one :-)


That's pricey!

In Italy it's become widely available again 4-5 months ago, and it costs 36 EURO (43$).

Luca

Another advantage for Italy. Here enough available, 44 euro's in the Netherlands

Gerard, one of the Odd Fellows at

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Originally, only The Wine Store in SLC was supposed to have it, according to them (although they said they had a bunch). We've had it in Park City for about six months or so (same price, of course). It's funny you should mention this, because when I did LOTOJA a couple of weeks ago, I was thinking Jackson would be the place to shop, not Logan. Anyway, the real trick is to take a really large empty back pack with you when you fly to New York. CTR ;-)

John

Last week, it seems like every big liquor store in the Denver, CO area put Lagavulin on sale for $56 to $59.

Paul

$57 (U.S.) today for a full liter at the duty free on the Peace Bridge entrance from Canada to Buffalo.

I think a duty free liquor store on the Utah/Nevada line and Idaho/Nevada line would be great :-) Damn state liquor stores!!!

Doug

Douglas W. Hoyt wrote:

Doug,

What you're looking for is an email away...to New Jersey, New York, and others. Big selection, low prices, plain brown box. Don't brag to the UPS delivery person too much. If you're willing to drive it home, it's the same offense as having it mailed. It won't have the LDS blue sticker....

John

I actually did that with a nice Scotch sampler a while back. Thanks for the reminder.

Doug

J Derby wrote:

:-( I went looking tonight in Virginia US ABC state controlled store. They said they got 6 cases fro the whole state about six months ago, and haven't seen any since. If they had it it would've been $82.

:O: wd

Exactly the same as it costs in Scotland - £37 here ($66).

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