Recently the world's oldest whiskey has been auctioned. According to the information received, it has been sold for $ 137,000 i.e. more than one crore rupee. Let us tell you that this whiskey is 250 years old, which was auctioned for six times more than its original price. According to a famous website, Old Ingledew whiskey was bottled in the 1860s. It is believed that the liquid contained in this bottle is almost a century old and this whiskey was created by the famous financier of that time, J.P. Morgan used to be.
While looking at the label on the back of the whiskey bottle, it says, 'This Bourbon was probably made before 1865, which was in the cellar of JP Morgan.' Received it from his estate after Morgan's death. Some experts also believe that JP Morgan himself bought the bottle around 1900. He later passed it on to his son, who between 1942 and 1944 gave it to James Byrnes, the governor of South Carolina.
This 19th-century bottle now sold for $137,000. Yes, it was bottled at a general store in Lagrange, Georgia. It is also believed that two similar bottles were given to former President Harry Truman and FDR. At the same time, it came into the hands of the former governor of South Carolina. After leaving office in 1955, former South Carolina governor James Byrnes gave the bottle to his friend and English naval officer Francis Drake, who preserved it for three generations.
Auction house Skinner Inc. It is estimated that the bottle will cost between $20,000 and $40,000. The bottle was sold for $137,500 to the Morgan Library, a museum and research institution in midtown Manhattan, in an auction that ended on June 30. There are also reports that wine that is more than two centuries old will still be drinkable, as whiskey lasts about 10 years when it is discontinued.
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