Bidding advice
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Placing a Maximum Bid
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Placing a Single Bid
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Incremental Bidding Explained
Our system increases bids based on preset increments, as shown in the table below, whether you set a maximum bid or make a single bid.
Bottle Details
An old bottling of Aberlour 8-year-old, distilled in 1965 and bottled by Campbell's Distillery Ltd, shortly before they were acquired by Pernod-Ricard in the mid-1970s.
Aberlour-Glenlivet 1965 Campbell's 8 Year Old
An 1965 vintage, high strength bottling of Aberlour-Glenlviet bottled at 8 years old.
Bottled by Campbell's Distillery Ltd
Aberlour
One of many Speyside distilleries in the Pernod Ricard portfolio and up until 2018 was part of just a select group of three from which they marketed single malts, alongside Glenlivet and Strathisla. The French multinational operate it through their Chivas Brothers Scotch whisky division.
Aberlour
One of many Speyside distilleries in the Pernod Ricard portfolio and up until 2018 was part of just a select group of three from which they marketed single malts, alongside Glenlivet and Strathisla. The French multinational operate it through their Chivas Brothers Scotch whisky division.
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Frequently asked questions
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