00:00Here at Old Mill Antiques in Bridge North and it's a dilemma for John the owner. He loves a
00:05tot of whisky. He does. And here is a big tot of whisky but it's a bit too precious to drink this
00:11one. What have we got here then John? We've got a 62 year old bottle of Pin Winnie Scotch whisky
00:18bottled in 1975 and whether to drink it or not is a big dilemma. It is a big dilemma and it's a big
00:29bottle isn't it? 1.75 litres. That's it. And I've never seen a bottle like that. Just go on give
00:35it a wiggle John. You've got a shape on the bottom so that you don't have to pick up the bottle to
00:39pour your whisky. Yeah. Have you ever seen anything like that? Never seen one before. It's great isn't
00:46it? I mean even just for the novelty of the bottle. Yeah it's great. I think you'd want to keep the
00:52bottle after you've drunk the whisky. Definitely yeah definitely. But you get bottle collectors
00:55don't you? So even on that level it's a quirky thing. It's a nice thing. And so go on then
01:03John if you were to have this as a little treat what's it going to cost us? It's going to cost
01:08me about 345 quid so that's part of my dilemma. Drinking the profits. Exactly. Don't get high
01:17in your own supply. That's what they used to say. That's what they used to say. But yeah it's a
01:23cracking little thing. So I've not heard of Pinwinnie before. Have you come across them as a
01:28I've never seen one before. Very unusual one. So what's it say on the front there? Where's
01:32it been bottled? It's bottled in Scotland. Yeah. It says bottled by hand in Scotland.
01:38Pinwinnie Distillials Ardenry in Scotland. There we go. So a proper bottle of scotch. So if you've
01:48got a nice collection guys perhaps one more to look at than to drink at that price. Or drink
01:55it, fill it back up with water and just look at the bottle. Now that'll be cheating.
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