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Springbank Vintage 1998 Whisky

18/07/2025
HOR Staff
Estimated 1 min to read
Whisky Hub
Purchase Price
£400
Resell Price
£800
Return on Investment
100%

Overview

Springbank continues to dominate the whisky resale game, this time with a rare 1998 vintage bottling. Released quietly and in limited numbers, it was extremely tough to acquire. However, members who moved fast secured units early thanks to timely alerts. With auction resale already doubling RRP and momentum still growing, this has all the signs of a classic long-term hold. Even among premium Scotch drops, this stands out for both scarcity and brand prestige.

Breaking Down the Flip

Released in low supply and sold out within minutes from official retailers.

We were first to ping members with stock links, giving them the edge.

Auction resale started at £800 and climbed near £900 within the same week.

Limited edition vintage status pushes long-term value higher over time.

Ideal flip for whisky collectors or resellers focused on rare aged stock.

Timeline: Drop Breakdown

Official Announcement

18/06/2025

Springbank confirms release of the Vintage 1998 as part of new annual series.

Public Review & Sell-Out Reports

24/06/2025

WhiskyNotes and forums confirm sell-out and early buzz from collectors.

Auction Listings Begin

10/07/2025

First bottles appear on whisky.auction at £800+ for 26-Year-Old edition.

Tasting Session Hype

17/07/2025

Springbank hosts online tasting; visibility drives further resale attention.

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Useful Links / Resources

▶️ eBay Listing – Springbank 1998

▶️ Whisky Auctioneer – Springbank Listings

▶️ Springbank Official Website

Final Thoughts

This is a no-nonsense flip for the seasoned reseller. Springbank drops rarely miss, and the 1998 vintage came with all the hallmarks of a grail-level bottle: tight supply, instant hype, and credible long-term upside. Those who managed to secure one are now sitting on £400+ profit with room to grow. As auctions heat up and collectors catch wind, the ceiling is far from reached.


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