I caught this on a recent trip at the Santa Rosa CA Costco. Its three bottles a 12, 15 and Nadurra. The last one is 60.4% proof probably has to have a little water added. this is a great deal because the 12 by itself is $27 at Costco and $35 at most stores.
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I caught this on a recent trip at the Santa Rosa CA Costco. Its three bottles a 12, 15 and Nadurra. The last one is 60.4% proof probably has to have a little water added. this is a great deal because the 12 by itself is $27 at Costco and $35 at most stores.
Wow what a deal. Let me PayPal u so u can ship me a few here to Iowa
Haha I notice alcohol at stores is alot more in other states. Sort of lucky to hit these clearances at costco every so often. If they never went on sale we'd probably stick with Bullit Rye or the random Sazzarac Whiskey they have for around $22.
Quick google says nadurra by iteself is worth $60ish
This is leftover from the Christmas gift stuff they got in. I think it was 100-120 originally. It worked out to basically getting the 12 for free, and this is even better. None by me, but this is a solid deal.
This is leftover from the Christmas gift stuff they got in. I think it was 100-120 originally. It worked out to basically getting the 12 for free, and this is even better. None by me, but this is a solid deal.
more like $160
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Read an article recently that Costco is able to offer Scotch for less is because they add water to them allowing them to create more batches and lower pricing. BTW it is legal.
Link? I wouldn't believe this stuff. Costco is generally pretty good with their products.
Read an article recently that Costco is able to offer Scotch for less is because they add water to them allowing them to create more batches and lower pricing. BTW it is legal.
thats just stupid and wrong
Did you read it on the internets?
THIS IS TOTALLY UNTRUE- Good grief. Did they open the Glenlivet bottles, water them down, get additional empty bottles for the excess and then reseal them?
Scotch is minimum 40% or 60-63% cask strength. No-one is "watering it down"
According to EC directives, a whisky must have a minimum alcohol content of 40% ABV
Last edited by 1fortheteam April 5, 2018 at 09:45 AM.
Read an article recently that Costco is able to offer Scotch for less is because they add water to them allowing them to create more batches and lower pricing. BTW it is legal.
For their higher end house brands/non 'name brands' they probably do contract for the base whiskey to be diluted more than the name brand distillers do, just like Trader Joe's does for their Alexander Murray-branded single malts. That's why you see 15-18 year single malts bottled at 40% abv/80 proof like your typical 10-12 year scotches are bottled at, rather than the 45-50% abv that higher end/more heavily aged spirits are typically bottled and sold at.
It is perfectly legal because they tell you that it is being done by the label information, unless you are claiming that Costco falsifies the labels to inflate the ABV of their scotches, which is definitely illegal and would massively f'them over with the ABC. Pretty much any Scotch you buy other than bottles sold as "Cask Strength" has been watered down by the distiller before being bottled and distributed.
Last edited by bru_that April 5, 2018 at 09:51 AM.
Read an article recently that Costco is able to offer Scotch for less is because they add water to them allowing them to create more batches and lower pricing. BTW it is legal.
Ya but these are glenlevit, not Kirkland. And they do add water but only to bring them down to 80 proof, the minimum by law for spirits. And that's down from like 90 proof usually so it's not a big deal considering they sell them for half the price of the branded version.
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Haha I notice alcohol at stores is alot more in other states. Sort of lucky to hit these clearances at costco every so often. If they never went on sale we'd probably stick with Bullit Rye or the random Sazzarac Whiskey they have for around $22.
Quick google says nadurra by iteself is worth $60ish
https://www.wine-searcher.com/fin...e+scotlan
No clue if the one in the pack is the 16 year.
more like $160
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Link? I wouldn't believe this stuff. Costco is generally pretty good with their products.
thats just stupid and wrong
Did you read it on the internets?
THIS IS TOTALLY UNTRUE- Good grief. Did they open the Glenlivet bottles, water them down, get additional empty bottles for the excess and then reseal them?
Scotch is minimum 40% or 60-63% cask strength. No-one is "watering it down"
According to EC directives, a whisky must have a minimum alcohol content of 40% ABV
he is talking bollocks
thats was a preposterous and embarrassing comment
It is perfectly legal because they tell you that it is being done by the label information, unless you are claiming that Costco falsifies the labels to inflate the ABV of their scotches, which is definitely illegal and would massively f'them over with the ABC. Pretty much any Scotch you buy other than bottles sold as "Cask Strength" has been watered down by the distiller before being bottled and distributed.
Thanks for the heads up, gonna hit up a couple of Costcos today.
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