1/Here is a pairing the engine almost couldn't split. Dimple 12 and Dewar's 12: both Scottish blends, both twelve years old, both 700mL, and this week both are sitting at their own cheapest. Dimple is $54, Dewar's is $63.
2/On make-up the profile model puts Dewar's as the single closest bottle to Dimple on the whole shelf. Rank one of one. Two twelve-year blends, and the model reads them as near-enough the same character.
3/The value model agrees, near enough. Where the profile model has them first, the worth-for-money read puts the pair second. One place apart across two different models. I do not see that often.
4/Both prices are plain shelf tickets, neither a members-only deal, and each bottle is at the floor of the seven weeks I have tracked it. So the split comes down to nine dollars. Dimple at $54 saves you that over Dewar's at $63, for two whiskies the engine treats as twins.
| bottle | region | latest ticket | read | window price | CE 360° mean | premium | shelf rank | per std drink | drink rank | content |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dimple 12 Year Old Blended Scotch Whisky | Highlands | $52.85 | observed | $53.90 | $52.57 | 2.5% | #1 of 38 | $2.39 | #2 of 36 | 1 |