White Horse Blended Scotch Whisky

Another brand with a long and illustrious history, named after a famous Edinburgh hostelry. Containing around 40% malt whisky, White Horse has a pleasing honeyed palate accompanied by peaty undertones.

A magnum sized 1.5 litre bottle of White Horse's blended whisky, complete with handle on the back for manageable pouring.

An old bottling of White horse 12 year old Extra Fine blended whisky. This has been bottled in a lovely brown glass flat bottle. This has been bottled at a slightly higher strength of 43% and was likely intended for export.

A litre bottle of White Horse's premium blended whisky, aged for 12 years.

A full US quart of White Horse from the 1980s.

An old bottling of White Horse Blended whisky. We estimate that this was bottled sometime in the 1970s.

An old bottling of White Horse Blended whisky. This appears to have been bottled during the 1970s, around the time they switched to using clear glass bottles.

A lovely old bottle of White Horse from 1940 - but sadly a great deal of the whisky inside has evaporated over the intervening decades. This is a very pretty collectors bottle, but the remaining contents are almost certainly undrinkable, and we advise that they should not be consumed.

A lovely old bottle of White Horse bottled over fifty years ago. We've tried a bottle of this from 1958 and believe you me, it is STUNNING. Very delicate, elegant structure (as you often get from a bottle this old); very powerful flavour (and quite peaty, given the links with Lagavulin).

Anold bottle of White Horse blended whisky, dated on the label as being from 1955.

A great looking bottle of White Horse's blended Scotch whisky from the 1950s - 1957, to be exact, as it says on the label. Please note that the level of liquid in this bottle is below the neck as pictured.

A spring cap closed brown glass bottle of White Horse blended whisky that we think was bottled in the 1950s.

An old bottle of White Horse's blended Scotch whisky, well preserved and beautifully labelled.

A fantastic looking old bottle of White Horse blended scotch whisky, released in 1948 according to the label.

A beautiful old spring capped closed bottle of White Horse blended whisky, which we think was bottled in the 1930s.

A very old bottle of White Horse blended whisky, marked "By appointment to the Late King George V" and with the bottling date (1939) printed on the label. This very rare bottle has, unfortunately, lost some of its contents due to evaporation.

A fabulous old 8 year-old White Horse bottled around the 1930s for the US export market (hence the flat bottle and higher strength). A work of art.