70cl, 40.0%
Ian Macleod
A peated no age statement single malt from Ian Macleod, distilled at a secret Islay distillery. More info
3 Reviews
70cl, 40.0%
Cutty Sark
The 12 year old edition of the popular Cutty Sark blend from Berry Bros & Rudd. Michael Jackson suggested this as "a whisky for the beach". More info
5 Reviews
70cl, 40.0%
Haig
A limited edition release of David Beckham's Haig Club single grain whisky with a blue, diamond-shaped decanter stopper in place of the usual golden lid. More info
70cl, 40.0%
William Grant
A blended whisky from Glenfiddich's owner William Grant & Sons. The whisky was finished in strong Edinburgh ale casks, very malty. Now it comes with new packaging. Very handsome... More info
7 Reviews
70cl, 40.0%
Gordon and MacPhail
Immortal Memory is a blended whisky from Gordon and MacPhail. More info
70cl, 40.0%
Cutty Sark
Cutty Sark Storm is created with older, more robust single malt whiskies than the classic Cutty Sark alongside the same grain whiskies. The result of master blender Kirsteen Campbell's efforts is a… More info
3 Reviews
70cl, 40.0%
Whyte & Mackay
A classic blend made up of 41 different whiskies. Whyte and Mackay special is a great mixer. More info
67 Reviews
70cl, 40.0%
William Grant
A blended whisky from William Grant & Sons, this was awarded a Silver medal at the 2007 International Wine and Spirits Competition. More info
45 Reviews
100cl, 43.0%
Teacher's
Teacher's Highland Cream has long been a staple of the blended whisky world - and it continues to be rather popular to this day. We think that this antique bottle right here was produced back in the… More info
1 Review
70cl, 45.8%
Speciality Drinks
This is the Port Askaig 16 Year Old single malt Scotch whisky, distilled by an undisclosed Islay distillery and bottled for the Speciality Drinks range. It's drawn from a mixture of bourbon and… More info
20cl, 40.0%
Highland Malt
The perfect gift for people who like whisky and also the world/globes/spheres. To the untrained eye this looks just like a globe, but wait, there's more, it's filled with highland malt whisky. More info
35cl, 40.0%
Highland Malt
A rather inventively presented blended whisky from the Highland Malt range - it's got a tiny tap and a barley-filled still at its centre! More info
50cl, 47.5%
Reference Series
The Reference Series began with three blended malts, I, II and III. Each are made up of the same constituent parts, only in different quantities, with III containing over 50% incredibly well-aged… More info
2 Reviews
70cl, 40.0%
Johnnie Walker
A limited edition presentation of Johnnie Walker's Blue Label, their premium blend. This comes from a series of releases from Johnnie Walker, highlighting cities around the world. For this one,… More info
3 Reviews
20cl, 40.0%
Highland Malt
Part of the Highland Malt range of interestingly shaped bottles filled with blended whisky - this one is shaped like a submarine. No, not like the one in that movie with Venkman in it. Comes with two… More info
70cl, 45.8%
Speciality Drinks
This is a 15 year old single malt Scotch whisky from Speciality Drinks' Port Askaig range, taken from an undisclosed distillery on the island of Islay. The whisky was matured in both Sherry and… More info
70cl, 40.0%
William Grant
A simple, easy to drink blend from the Grant's brand, made to appeal to a wider audience of whisky drinkers. Despite this, the Signature remains rather flavoursome with malty, creamy notes of honey… More info
7 Reviews
50cl, 47.4%
Reference Series
The Reference Series is a fantastic way to consider some of the processes behind the many delicious and fascinating whiskies that are out there. I.2 sees the introduction of 10% heavily peated single… More info
1 Review
50cl, 47.5%
Reference Series
It's here, the very first extension to the Reference Series, allowing direct comparison back to one of three 'control' whiskies. Yes, this is I.1, comprising of the same whiskies in the same… More info
1 Review
50cl, 47.1%
Reference Series
"Caution contains e150a" reads the label. Yes, the .3 extensions to the Reference Series look at the issue of adding spirit caramel to whisky to artificially change the colour, something that is… More info
1 Review
70cl, 60.5%
Chapter 7
Here's we've got a Chapter 7 bottling of single malt whisky from an undisclosed Islay distillery, which was aged for 8 years. If you enjoy Islay whisky and mysteries, this'll be for you, we reckon. More info
150cl, 40.0%
Johnnie Walker
Red Label is a classic blended whisky, first created in 1909. This blend from Johnnie Walker was rated 87.5 points, which shows this is great value for money. More info
2 Reviews
35cl, 40.0%
Highland Malt
It's a small world, but did you also know that it's filled with whisky? This isn't true for the world we walk upon (that one is pretty big and filled with dirt and lava), but this awesome gift is… More info
70cl, 46.0%
Inver House
Upon uncovering a rare 1920s bottle of Hankey Bannister, Inver House Master Distiller Stuart Harvey was tasked with recreating this piece of whisky history (much like the recent Mackinlay’s… More info
2 Reviews
100cl, 43.0%
Bell's
A bottling of Bell's blended whisky from the 1970s, where it would have been enjoyed "afore ye go" watch Queen or Electric Light Orchestra perform live. More info