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Buchanan's produce whiskies under several brands including the eponymous range of blends, Black and White Whisky, and House of Commons. They have long heritage, hence the abundance of antique bottles available.
A bright, shiny and collectible bottle of Buchanan's Black & White Blended Scotch Whisky from 1974. This whisky makes an appearance in Kurt Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions, which isn't the name of… More info
A 1980s bottling of James Buchanan's ever-popular Black & White blended Scotch whisky. Sadly, the label has been torn slightly over the years, but the duo of dogs remains visible - which is a plus in… More info
A bottle of James Buchanan's 12 year old blended Scotch whisky, released in the 1970s. James Buchanan, the chap behind Buchanan's whisky, had Scottish parents and produced whisky in the UK, but was… More info
12 year old blended Scotch whisky from Buchanan's, produced all the way back in the 1960s. Rare and collectible - we're particularly fond of these dumpy, square bottles... This bottle was part of… More info
A bottle of 12 year old Buchanan's D Luxe blended Scotch whisky, which we believe to have been produced in the 1970s. Buchanan's have been powerhouses of blended whisky production throughout the… More info
This collectible little beauty is a bottle of Buchanan's Reserve blended Scotch whisky, which we think was produced in the 1970s. Though the presentation box has suffered a few creases and bumps, the… More info
Buchanan's Black & White is a well-known blended Scotch whisky which was created over 100 years ago by James Buchanan (though the name was changed from 'The Buchanan Blend' to 'Black & White' around… More info
A well-kept bottle of Buchanan's Black & White blended scotch whisky, produced during the 1970s and presented alongside its original (and very stripy) box. This bottle was part of a private… More info
An old bottling of House of Commons blended Scotch whisky thought to date from the 2000s. Interestingly the label says it was bottled by Gordon & MacPhail - some of you may know the brand as being… More info
House of Commons 12 Year Old is a classic blended Scotch whisky from the Buchanan's selection, which has over the years included Black & White and Buchanan's De Luxe, among others. This bottle of… More info
Buchanan’s Black & White blended Scotch whisky is quite the literary star, appearing in both Ian Fleming's Moonraker, being sipped by Bond himself, and in Kurt Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions. This… More info
Probably dating to the early section of the 1970s, this bottle of classic blended Scotch whisky Black & White has a volume of around a litre or so and there is some damage to the front label (as… More info
A 12 year old blended Scotch whisky from the long-running Buchanan's range. Named after James Buchanan, who was also the chap behind the classic Black & White blend (antique bottles of which you can… More info
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman was a fan of Buchanan’s Black & White, as evidenced in his book 'Surely you're joking, Mr Feynman?' This is a chance to enjoy the blend as Feynman would… More info
A half bottle of 12 year old House of Commons blended whisky. More info
An old and very rare blend, Buchanan's Red Seal was launched by Diageo for markets in South America, as well as duty free markets. It is based around whisky from the Dalwhinnie distillery, and it won… More info
This is an antique bottling of Buchanan's Black & White potentially from the 1960's or 1970's. Allegedly James Buchanan was inspired to create this blend after attending a dog show, which would go… More info
Produced by Buchanan's in the 1960s, Black and White is a classic Scotch blended whisky. This comes in a 0.9375 litre bottle and it was bottled for the Canary Islands. More info
1.75 litres of the classic Black & White blend from Buchanan's, produced all the way back in the 1970s. We're sure the great physicist Richard Feynman would have been very happy to receive this. If… More info
A very rare bottle from James Buchanan, which we believe to have been produced between 1936 and 1952. While it may say liqueur on it, it's actually blended Scotch whisky - the liqueur part is just a… More info