What was the last bottle you finished?

Penderyn Madeira Single Malt. I was quite taken with it when I bought my first bottle (stil am, and judging by the reviews here, one of few!).

Oban 18yrd, and Balvenie 17yr old Double Wood, and 17yr old Peated Cask. (:

Over the past few weeks I finished off a few bottles that have been open for quite some time...

Bunnahabhain 12 yr, Glenorangie 10 yr, Glenmorangie Nectar D'or, and the Ancnoc Peter Arkle 2nd Edition.

W/T 101 Rye and it was excellent. I still have a few left but there is none to be found, anywhere; not the small Indies., not the out of the way stores, none! Plenty of the new weaker version and at the old 101 price...no thank you!

Booker's Bourbon (Batch #C03-I-16, 7 yo, 63.7%) was knocked off this past weekend. An excellent bottle all the way through. It paired really well with Oh Henry! chocolate bars.

Teeling Irish @ 46% Rum Cask Finish: 'Sad to see this one go! Played with this brilliant drop for a couple of weeks and came up with the following; properly handled this Whiskey needs no water at all, is silky smooth and very engaging with a truly lovely long finish and, I might add, value for money @ Au.$49.50.

Cheers!

polished off my 2011 bottle of Auchentoshan Valinch last night, completley delicious i must say, thoroughly enjoyed that bottle, not quite sure how ill replace it. Nikka from the barrel perhaps. we shall see

Actually I have just finished, although not all at once, Benromack Peat Smoke, Black Bull 12yr, Tomatin Cu Bocan, and Oban Distillers Edition. I haven't visited this discussion thread in a while. (:

Laphroaig Quarter Cask. (:

Glenlivet 15 and I will be buying a new bottle this weekend.

@teebone673, Quantum leap from the standard 12 YO to THE GLENLIVET French Oak Reserve 15 YO. The $20 upgrade (Ontario) is money well spent.

@paddockjudge couldn't agree more, my friend. The 15 is a favorite of mine and very underrated. One of the bottles I make sure to always have in the cabinet.

Just finished up the Ben Riach 13 Maderensis. Quite the experience, an interesting journey for sure.

Just finished a bottle of Jefferson's Reserve, excellent whiskey.

I'm having a Bourbon week this week, so I finished up Buffalo Trace and Elijah Craig (just to have a good reason to open the Dark Horse a friend brought from Canada on Monday ;-)

W/T 43.4%: An old Magnum ex. Duty Free and what a splendid 'drop'!

Cheers!

Glengoyne 10 yr.

Arran 10 and Ardmore TC, both are very tasty drams and good value here on the Canadian Praires. Will restock these very soon.

I've finished a bottle of Blanton's and one of Jack Daniel White Rabbit Saloon with some friends for a tasting session ! In a week or two it'll be time for some Talisker Distillers Edition and Glenrothes 1995 :P

A bottle of Smokehead that was kindly gifted to me by @whiskyJoe a while ago met its' end last Wednesday, while sitting on the front porch watching one heck of a thunderstorm roll through. A really enjoyable bottle that is very smoky, but is not at all one dimensional. This is especially the case after the bottle had been open about 8-10 months.

Lagavulin 12yr old, Ledaig 10yr, and Macgavin Highland, although not all at once. (:

The Edradour Ballechin Madeira cask was nice but didn't hold up to the original Edradour 10yr old. (:

Supernova 2014. Luckily, I have another one that I shall be saving indefinitely.

Over the past 2 weeks I finished off a handful that were roughly a 1/4 full...

Tullibardine Sovereign, Balvenie 12 yr Single Barrel, Glenfiddich 18 yr, Aberlour 12 yr Non-Chill Filter, and Monkey Shoulder blended malt.

Cardhu 12. One of my favorites.

Wow, a Supernova 2014 already biting the dust. Didn't that just come out like five minutes ago?

I am beginning to wonder if I ever really "finish" a bottle. I decant so much now it seems like I have a library of sample bottles from every bottle for the last few years . . .

but tonight I did decant my last bottle of Longrow CV with about 15mL left to sip. I also decanted the last of my Tomatin 25yo that I opened over 2 years ago.

Saying goodbye to nice bottles is always hard . . .

Just finished a fantasy hockey draft with my brothers-in-law, while killing off a mini-bottle (200 mL) of standard Alberta Premium that has been open for quite a while. Not too bad...though on the one dimensional side.

Sixteen months later, I finally finished my bottle of Aberlour A'bunadh batch 41. While the last several drams were not as brillant as the first couple, it was still quite enjoyable. Much better than many reviews would seem to allude to for this particular batch. I consider myself fortunately to have gotten an obviously better bottle than many. Will say that afew of the drams towards the middle drifted towards the unpleasant side, but time and oxygen seem to have made an improvement for the balance of the bottle.

Mortlach 13yr by Murray McDavid... distilled in 1997. Never met a Mortlach I didn't like.