Iron Gate Auctions
Timed Auction

IronGate Fine Spirits Auction

Mon, Apr 29, 2024 10:00AM EDT - Mon, May 6, 2024 08:00PM EDT
  • 750ml
  • USA
  • Kentucky
  • 50%
  • FF3565
  • FF3565
Lot 254

Elmer T Lee Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 100 Year Tribute - 750ml- 1 bottle(s)

Estimate: CAD$950 - CAD$1,700

Bid Increments

Price Bid Increment
CAD$0 CAD$20
CAD$500 CAD$50
CAD$1,000 CAD$100
CAD$2,000 CAD$200
CAD$3,000 CAD$250
CAD$5,000 CAD$500
CAD$10,000 CAD$1,000
CAD$20,000 CAD$2,000
CAD$50,000 CAD$5,000
CAD$100,000 CAD$10,000
This lot is comprised of 1 bottle(s) of Elmer T Lee Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 100 Year Tribute - 750ml. Estimate for this lot is between $950 - $1700 with a reserve of $600. Bottle/bottles in this lot belong to collection 11484.

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All lots are located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.  Confirmation of pickup or delivery of Iron Gate Commercial Auction winnings must be made within 60 days of auction close. Thereafter, your winnings will be subject to storage fees, including a $75 setup, subsequent $5.00/case/month and $1.25 per bottle fee for inventory services. If no contact has been made within two years, auction winnings will be considered abandoned.

 

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A Calgary-based consignor who first began drinking whiskies while studying in Japan. He eventually started to explore scotch and bourbons and in 2015 he began collecting. Bottles were sourced through BCL and Alberta stores and were stored in a dark room in his basement, with the rarer bottles remaining in protective wrapping.