Glen Keith 10 Year Old : drink or collect?

I'd keep it for the collection (and hope your wife doesn't read this forum).

Hear, hear!

I've got a bottle, and while it isn't the best dram, it's fun to drink. I'm not a collector - I enjoy my whisky too much to leave a bottle on the shelf. The Glen Keith is now a piece of history, and I guess I like to pay my respect the traditional way.

That said, you can now sell bottles of Glen Keith for several times the value of the bottle you found, so collecting starts to become tempting.

Profits on such low-end bottlings are quite small (just like blends) unless they are of outstanding quality. Which this Glen Keith is not...

@ WhiskyNotes, you are quite right. And besides, I have neither the means nor the knowledge to 'invest' in whisky. But I do like to collect things, just 'to have' them. It's a perk, I can't help it.

Mark, I'm with you on that one. Its a basic human need to collect things, sometimes you don't know why, but its comforting to know they're there.

But how can you resist opening it to see what it's like? My Xmas present is coming in the next couple of days, but I have already been informed that I won't be allowed to open it until Christmas. The bottles haven't even arrived, and Im already going mad!!

Well, since I was able to locate a couple of miniatures of this dram, I have no need to open the bottle and can still find out if it's any good. Tasting notes WILL follow :-)

Best of both worlds - well played indeed!