150cl, 40.0%
Bell's
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
35cl, 40.0%
Lauders
A half bottle of Lauder's Original, a very smooth, rounded whisky. More info
50cl, 47.4%
Reference Series
The Reference Series grows a little larger with the release of II.2, which takes the exact recipe of II (a balanced blended malt of youthful and well-aged whiskies) and then introduces 10% heavily… More info
1 Review
20cl, 40.0%
Highland Malt
Part of a range of blended whiskies presented in a selection of interesting designs. This one comes in a bottle shaped like a golf club - a neat gift for the folks that sit in the overlap of the Venn… More info
15cl, 46.0%
Gordon and MacPhail
A trio of traditional miniature single malts from Gordon and MacPhail's Connoisseurs Choice range. Contents may to vary. More info
10cl, 40.0%
Highland Malt
Back in the day, putting ships in bottles was the big thing. It was only a matter of time before someone put a football in a bottle. There's a general progression to these things, which usually… More info
150cl, 40.0%
William Grant
A magnum of blended whisky from William Grant & Sons. Grant's blend is fruity and rich. It was awarded a silver medal at the 2007 International Wine and Spirits Competition. More info
70cl, 40.0%
Gordon and MacPhail
A blended scotch whisky from Gordon and MacPhail, the label features a cartoon of the Loch Ness Monster. More info
100cl, 40.0%
Bell's
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
4 Reviews
35cl, 40.0%
Famous Grouse
A half bottle of Scotland's favourite blend. Famous Grouse is a blended whisky first created in Perth by Matthew Gloag. The grouse on the bottle is actually called Gilbert, who, incidentally, is… More info
150cl, 40.0%
Johnnie Walker
A large bottle of Johnnie Walker black, the classic 12 year old blend. Jim Murray even awarded this a whopping 94 points! More info
4 Reviews
70cl, 40.0%
Gordon and MacPhail
A blended whisky named for the Ben Aigen hill in Moray, at the heart of whisky country. It sits to the east of the River Spey at 471 metres. More info
1 Review
70cl, 40.0%
Ian Macleod
Full-bodied and packed with honey'd malt, brown sugar, banana chip and elegant peat smoke notes, the 21 year old Isle of Skye blended Scotch whisky from Ian Macleod makes a very good impression… More info
2 Reviews
70cl, 40.0%
Gordon and MacPhail
Glen Calder is a blended whisky from Gordon and MacPhail. More info
70cl, 40.0%
Inver House
Blairmhor is an 8 year old blend of around 20 different single malts, mostly from Speyside. More info
1 Review
70cl, 40.0%
Inver House
Hankey Bannister & Co. was established by Beaumont Hankey and Hugh Bannister in 1757 and their blended whiskies would, in time, become favourites of the likes of Sir Winston Churchill. The brand is… More info
2 Reviews
10cl, 40.0%
Highland Malt
Looking for a gift for that golf and whisky fan in your life? Why not appeal to both of those pursuits and get them this neat 10cl bottle of whisky which has a miniature golf ball in the centre! More info
70cl, 40.0%
Famous Grouse
A smokier expression of already rather smoky Black Grouse, the Black Grouse Alpha has more yummy peated malt in its blend. Rich with plenty of sherried notes and brilliantly warming. A noble-looking… More info
3 Reviews
70cl, 51.4%
Cutty Sark
C is for... Cutty Sark! Following single casks from Arran and BenRiach, this is the third release in the simply fantastic A-Z of whisk(e)y from our good friends at Caskstrength.net. This time Joel &… More info
3 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
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
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
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
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
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