Dean, The VAT 69 is fairly recent as is the Grand Marnier, and would only achieve at auction in the region of £15/30, the Gordons and the Benedictine I think are older and could achieve an auction price
Dean, I have had a look at the photographs, The VAT 69 looks fairly recent as it has a screw cap, the Gordons I suspect is older possibly 1950s, The Benedictine also looks quite old, and the Grand Marnier
Hi Gail, You could ask Wine Commune (http://www.winecommune.com/) if they'd be willing to appraise this as a potential entry for their on-line auction system as their professionals may see more value
Hi Gail, Cognacs last virtually for ever - or at least for as long as the stopper remains sound and prevents evaporation - so this bottle should still be fine. I don't see a high value here as I
Jacqui, The Chateauneuf du Pape, will be fantastic to drink, wine with a very long life, and should be worth in auction £30/40 the Cotes de Beaune Villages, is another nice red wine but not in the same

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