70cl, 40%
Drambuie is a very famous whisky liqueur made with Scotch whisky, heather and herbs and spices. Produced in West Lothian, Scotland, Drambuie offers flavours such as anise, nutmeg and saffron. More info
21 Reviews
50cl, 43%
One of the most famous whisky liqueurs around the world, Drambuie is well known for its core of Scotch whisky, heather, herbs and spices. For the 15 year old expression, they use whisky which has… More info
75cl, 40%
This classic whisky liqueur from Drambuie dates from the 1960s. Vintage Rusty Nail? Okay, perhaps not. More info
1 Review
Produced all the way back in the 1960s, this rare bottle of the famous Drambuie whisky liqueur has surely earned a place in your rare bottle collection.
Please note that the label does not state… More info
68cl, 40%
The recipe for Drambuie whisky liqueur hasn't changed much over the years, which is good because it's rather wonderful indeed. This bottle of the luscious liqueur was produced in the 1980s. More info
70cl, 40%
A 1990s bottling of this legendary Scotch whisky liqueur. Antique Rusty Nail anyone?
This bottle was part of a private collection.
More detailed information and photographs of this item are… More info
70cl, 40%
An antique bottle of Drambuie whisky liqueur, produced in the 1970s. A total classic, from top to bottom, we're sure fans of the whisky, heather, honey and spice liqueur would love to have this in… More info
70cl, 40%
This bottle of Drambuie was produced in the 1980s, when the hippest piece of clothing to own was a denim jacket (denim jackets are still pretty cool, just saying). Rare and collectible. More info
100cl, 40%
A rare old one litre bottle of the popular Scotch whisky liqueur Drambuie. More info
75cl, 40%
A 1970s bottling of John O'Groat's, which we think is a blended Scotch whisky from the Drambuie Liqueur Co. - a rare collectible for whisky historians. More info
100cl, 40%
Produced in the 1970s, this is a rare litre bottle of the classic Scotch whisky liqueur Drambuie, flavoured with whisky, heather, herbs and spices. It is made in West Lothian, Scotland, and is named… More info
2 Reviews
100cl, 43%
A whole litre of Drambuie 15 Year Old. One of the most well-known whisky liqueurs around the world, Drambuie is rich in classic Scotch whisky flavours, complimented by additional notes of heather,… More info
70cl, 43%
A new, longer-aged whisky liqueur from Drambuie. This delicious Scotch-based liqueur is made with whiskies aged for at least 15 years, and this has plenty of extra spice and flavour. More info
2 Reviews
37cl, 40%
Well known for a reason (that reason being tastiness), Drambuie whisky liqueur is loved by many. This 37.5cl bottle of Drambuie from the 1980s is one handsome chap. More info
70cl, 40%
Fans of the classic whisky liqueur, the unmistakable Drambuie, will be excited to see this antique bottle of the tasty drink. We believe that this rare find was produced in either the late 1970s or… More info
35cl, 40%
A half bottle of Drambuie. The name comes from the Scotch Gaelic for "the drink that satisfies". More info
7 Reviews
75cl, 40%
A rare old 1980s bottling of Drambuie liqueur, a classic Scotch whisky liqueur made with heather, herbs and spices. Delicious stuff from West Lothian… More info
34cl, 40%
Drambuie whisky liqueur is flavoured with whisky, heather, herbs and spices, making a wonderful liqueur that never fails to not disappoint (triple negatives are confusing but fun!). This bottling… More info
70cl, 46%
Made to celebrate the centenary of the first retail bottling of Drambuie in 1909, The Royal Legacy of 1745 is one heck of a 100th birthday present for the fabulous whisky liqueur. A blend of… More info
2 Reviews
100cl, 40%
A rare 1960s bottling of Drambuie, the famous whisky liqueur. It is produced in West Lothian and flavoured with heather, herbs and spices. More info
35cl, 40%
A rare bottling of Drambuie from the 1970s. The name of this whisky liqueur comes from the Scottish Gaelic for "the drink that satisfies". So there you go. More info
35cl, 0%
Here is the most famous Scotch Whisky Liqueur allegedly devised by Bonny Prince Charlie on the Isle of Skye bottled in the 1970s. This is a fantastic bottle to see how the recipe has changed over the… More info