Douglas Laing Distillery

A light, nutty blended whisky from renowned bottlers and blenders, Douglas Laing. King of Scots is very malty and great value for money.  More info

A big bodied blended malt from Islay. It comprises malt whisky from Coal Ila, Bowmore, Ardbeg and Port Ellen. Big Peat is a great whisky with lots of peaty character.  More info

Matured in a Sherry Butt for a barely believable 45 years, this whisky from Glenfarclas is absolutely belting value for money. Only 212 bottles were yielded from the cask.  More info

These old vatted Speyside whiskies from the Clan Denny label are great, and this was awarded 84 points by Serge at WhiskyFun.com (which is very good indeed!).  More info

A vatting of two casks, one of Ardbeg and the other of Glenrothes. A very interesting blended malt from Douglas Laing!  More info

A blended malt from Douglas Laing, the Double Barrel range is a fantastic selection of blended malt whiskies with some very interesting combinations. This is a blend of Highland Park (known for its he...  More info

A mix of two malts, this contains whisky from the Caol Ila distillery - a classic Islay whisky with oily, smoky notes, and Braeval - a distillery that is rarely bottled as a single malt. This should b...  More info

A very deeply hued 42 year old from a secret distillery in Speyside. This was distilled in November 1967, aged in a sherry butt and bottled in June 2010. With lots of spicy sherried character, you'll...  More info

Not only is this an incredibly rare 5 year old blend from Douglas Laing, this particular bottle was created for the Portuguese market - not the writing around the label! A very rare collectible!  More info

A very tasteful ceramic decanter filled with Scotch whisky, it's shaped like a golf club head.  More info

A special vatted/blended malt from Douglas Laing. This Double Barrel features a single cask of both Macallan and Laphroaig! Very interesting, we love it.  More info