The Chevron: Thick and wide, usually covering the whole of the area above the upper lip. Quintessentially worn with aplomb by everyone’s favourite American heart throb, the great Magnum PI, aka Tom Selleck.  More info

The Walrus: A huge, impressively bushy and bulbous thatch, which often hangs down over both lips, covering the entire mouth. Notable examples include the irrepressible Dick Strawbridge and Australian fast bowler, Merv Hughes. Useful insulation in the winter months and a particularly handy place to hide one’s contraband.  More info

The Pencil: Sometimes controversial with wearers of the ‘fuller’ moustache varieties, but undoubtedly suave, sleek and as svelte as an Eel’s tail. Last spotted on the top lip of American filmmaker, John Waters and the iconic British motor racing legend, Graham Hill.  More info

Part of a range of highland blended whiskies, the bottles feature various sporting themes.  More info

Part of a range of highland blended whiskies, the bottles feature various sporting themes.  More info

An 8 year old blend from Ian Macleod, Isle of Skye is based around malt whisky from Speyside and the Islands. Presumably named for the artist Matisse.  More info

A great 17 year old blend from Ballantines. This was Jim Murray's Scotch Blend of the Year for 2010! Really biscuity and thick.  More info

Barrogill is a blended whisky based upon the Highland style, it was actually blended by His Royal Highness Prince Charles.  More info

Bells 8 year old blended whisky packaged in a collectable decanter to mark Christmas 2001.  More info

The United Kingdom's most popular blended Scotch whisky, this is the standard release of Bell's Original, with notes of fresh herbs on the nose with cereal sweetness on the palate.  More info

A very regal decanter from Bell's, released to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of the Queen.  More info

A collectable decanter from Bells, this 8 year old was released to mark Christmas 2006.  More info

A very festive Bell's 8 year old, released to commemorate Christmas 2005. The range of decanters from Bells has become very collectable.  More info

A special commemorative decanter from Bells to mark Christmas 2002. These have become rather collectable.  More info

A special commemorative edition of Bells 8 year old, these decanters have become very collectable.  More info

A special decanter from Bells, released for Christmas of 1996.  More info

A litre bottle of Bells, the UK's favourite blended whisky. This is a rich, nutty blend based around the malt whisky from Blair Athol.  More info

A collectable decanter from Bells, this regal bottling celebrates Princess Eugenie.  More info

A Magnum of Bell's Original, the UK's most popular blended whisky, with a focus on the malt of Blair Athol in Pitlochry.  More info

The United Kingdom's most popular blended Scotch whisky. This Bells whisky was bottled in a special decanter for Christmas 1998.  More info

A very special edition of Bells in a charming decanter to commemorate the Queen Mother's 90th Birthday.  More info

A full litre of Arthur Bell's finest. Now no longer billed as an 8 year old, the 'Original' is still very much a great value proposition, and is as good now as it ever was.  More info

The perfect for any golfer! This set from Bells features a handsome hip flask, branded tees and a golf ball as well as a small bottle of Bells blended whisky.  More info

Compass Box's delicious Spice Tree was briefly illegitimate, according to SWA regulations. After adjusting it's creation, Spice Tree is back, and better than ever. It's a blended malt made from Highland malt whiskies, aged in specially made casks with new French oak heads.  More info

Royal Ages is a rare, discontinued blended whisky from Justerini and Brooks.  More info