That’s about what I would expect a bottle of this quality/age to go for.
I have to say that I’m slightly concerned that our investment in this cask along with the possible return that we/I could expect to achieve is being placed under threat by the proposed label.
some right ugly feckers going to be on that caricature!!!!!!
Best the label is sorted, and naming is that an issue?
There's only a couple of folk (Bhud and Andi) who have emailed me a pic. Could the others do so asap.
Im assuming that the delay has been caused by them trying to find one that they dont like like a fuckin retard in...![]()

I did send one to Bhud, but he's probably got it propped up on his dressing table....
FYI
As a gaelic speaker (all be it not a very good one) your translation has a fundimental flaw.
Your label should read Baisceall Dubh and not Dubh Baisceall.


Is your Gaelic better than your English?
Anyhoo, given that most of the folk who will be drinking the stuff have fundamental flaws themselves, a typo seems quite appropriate to me![]()

I can see why you might think that but in truth we've had a design hitch and the labels are still on the drawing board.Translated, means: "We've already printed the labels"
Al![]()
Anyhoo, given that most of the folk who will be drinking the stuff have fundamental flaws themselves, a typo seems quite appropriate to me![]()


To throw in my tuppence worth, I don't think you should go with the original for the following reason. Dubh in gaelic (literal translation black) is quite often used as a word to infer something is bad or malevolant. For example the whisky Poit Dubh, the literal translation is black pot but when the words are used in the context refering to whisky the actual translation would be 'illicit still'.
As such 'Baisceall Dubh' would be more suited to your 'Black Loonies', as in the 'Black' is not a literal description (unless that is you guys are actually all black).
Whereas Dubh Baisceall doesn't make sense to any gaelic speaker, it is just two words thrown together ie madman/loony black
