£5 Raffle for a Vintage Rangers Scotch Whisky. All proceeds to our Restoration of Rangers Graves Project.

The Moonlighter

The Moonlighter

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We have up for grabs folks a Rangers Scotch Whisky in a ceramic decanter which has been very kindly donated to the project by fellow supporter Alex Guy,thank you.

To be in with a chance of winning the whisky please enter via this link,all proceeds will go to our Restoration of Rangers Graves Project.

https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/US6U4GRLL4WRU

The winning name will be selected on Saturday 14th June.







 
The Moonlighter said:
We have up for grabs folks a Rangers Scotch Whisky in a ceramic decanter which has been very kindly donated to the project by fellow supporter Alex Guy,thank you.

To be in with a chance of winning the whisky please enter via this link,all proceeds will go to our Restoration of Rangers Graves Project.

https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/US6U4GRLL4WRU

The winning name will be selected on Saturday 14th June.







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Reading this it suggests the whisky was bottled before Rangers changed the date the club was established from 1873 to 1872
 
HMS.Temple.Garden said:
what's the history on the bottle?

ticket bought btw
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Looking into it it appears they were made by a ceramics company called Wade based in Stoke on Trent, who also make the current Bells Whisky decanters produced for Royal Anniversaries, Christmas etc...Cant recall why they were produced, how many were or even the year, but I guess being the PREMIER football club in Scotland, despite what certain others may think, it was just seen as a great idea between Rangers, Wade and the Whisky industry.

I bought two at the time and can't even remember how much they were...Very happy one of them is going to benefit such a fantastic cause.
 
Aragorn said:
Looking into it it appears they were made by a ceramics company called Wade based in Stoke on Trent, who also make the current Bells Whisky decanters produced for Royal Anniversaries, Christmas etc...Cant recall why they were produced, how many were or even the year, but I guess being the PREMIER football club in Scotland, despite what certain others may think, it was just seen as a great idea between Rangers, Wade and the Whisky industry.

I bought two at the time and can't even remember how much they were...Very happy one of them is going to benefit such a fantastic cause.
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Roughly when was it bottled?

I remember my grandad had these Famous Grouse decanters that were actually ornaments of Grouse with the whisky inside.

Sure Bells did a bell version as well?
 
HMS.Temple.Garden said:
Roughly when was it bottled?

I remember my grandad had these Famous Grouse decanters that were actually ornaments of Grouse with the whisky inside.

Sure Bells did a bell version as well?
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No idea am afraid...have emailed Wade Ceramics just out of curiosity to see if they have any further info. if I hear anything back I will post it.
 
The winner of the whisky is Darren Littlejohn congratulations Darren!

The incredible amount of £885 was raised for our Restoration of Rangers Graves Project,this will help to ensure that our work continues over the coming weeks and months. Many thanks to everyone who participated for their generosity and to Alex Guy for donating the whisky.

Look out for another incredible collectors item donated by Alex going up for grabs soon!



 
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