Berry Brothers & Co. St. James Blended Scotch / Bot. 1930s Blended Whisky : 9 results priced between £150.00 and £1,000.00

A wonderful old 1930s bottle of Berry Bros's St. James's blended Scotch. Please note that the level in this bottle is mid-shoulder.

A wonderful old bottle of deluxe 12yo blended Scotch, bottled at 43% for NY importers Bellows & Co around the 1930s.

A very old 1930s bottle of Glen Grant bottled by posh London wine merchants Berry Brothers & Rudd.

A blend for the American market, bottled by an Otto Schmidt of Chicago and in pretty good condition considering its age - we believe this to have been bottled around the 1930s.

A 1930s bottling of 8 year old Scottish Cream blended whisky, bottled by the Kinloch Distillery Company, whose Campbeltown distillery had closed in the previous decade.

A beautiful old spring capped closed bottle of White Horse blended whisky, which we think was bottled in the 1930s.

An old bottle of Cusenier's 3 star cognac. Aged for 10 years and released sometime way back in the 1930s.

A beautifully labelled blended scotch whisky from Glasson's Penrith Breweries that we think was bottled in the 1940s. It's named for the Glenlivet area rather than the distillery, an area well known for its good whisky for many years.

A cork stoppered bottle of Haig's Gold Label blended Scotch whisky, released some time back in the 1940s.