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Dan Murphy's · week of 2026-11-05
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Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L9 outlines · excitement 0.48 · shelf of 2026-11-05

Grant's Triple Wood Scotch Whisky 1.125L. One outline per editorial type: what each would say about this bottle this week. Outlines are placeholders, not published pieces. This bottle also has its own page with its price history and its ten nearest.

Editorial typeSaliencePickedOutline
Article0.09An article on Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L leads with its ticket of $91 against a peer median of $53, 74% above. In its 13-week window that is level with its high (earlier weeks: low $80, high $91). It is a multi-regional blend at 40% ABV.
Compare the pair0.15The engine's nearest neighbour to Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L ($91) is Monkey Shoulder 1L ($98). Monkey Shoulder 1L is $7 dearer; the pair piece asks what the extra buys. The engine's indifference price for Monkey Shoulder 1L against it is $57; the ticket is $41 over. Both are multi-regional blends.
Divergence take0.42By attributes alone Callington Mill Enigma is Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L's 11th nearest bottle; once price is counted the engine puts it 145th. Tickets: $91 against $100. Its peers' median is $53, so it sits 74% above them.
Hot 21 / Cold 210.83Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L is on neither the Hot 21 nor the Cold 21 this week: $91 against a fair value of $55, 65% over, which ranks 17th hottest of 323 bottles. Its peers' median is $53, so it sits 74% above them.
KB position0.46Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L is the dearest of Grant's' 2 bottles at $91. The brand's band runs $63 to $91, median $77, a statistic. A position piece checks that band against what the knowledge base holds. Its peers' median is $53, so it sits 74% above them.
Price raid0Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L holds at $91 for the 9th week running: no price move to report. In its 13-week window that is level with its high (earlier weeks: low $80, high $91). Its peers' median is $53, so it sits 74% above them.
Similarity surprise0.62The engine's 2nd nearest bottle to Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L, a multi-regional blend, is Jameson Caskmates Stout Edition, a Midleton blend. Tickets: $91 against $62. 15 of its 20 nearest differ from it in country or style. Its peers' median is $53, so it sits 74% above them.
The whole shelf0.95On the Multi-Regional Blend shelf of 27 bottles Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L is 2nd hottest: $91 against a fair value of $55, 65% over. The shelf's median ticket is $79. Its peers' median is $53, so it sits 74% above them.
Value pick0.72For Grant's Triple Wood 1.125L at $91, the closest cheaper neighbour is McAllister Scotch at $66: $25 less, 27% of the ticket. The engine ranks it 2nd of the ten nearest. The engine's indifference price for McAllister Scotch against it is $56; the ticket is $10 over.