Blended Scotch Whisky

A special edition of Johnnie Walker, produced as a collaboration between Diageo and the Porsche Design Studio. The Cube is a storage box for a bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue Label and 4 chunky tumblers which splits in half to also form an ice bucket with a pair of tongs included, perfect for drinking iced water to refresh the palate before savouring the company's most prestigious blend.BESPOKE ENGRAVING SERVICE AVAILABLE!

The first Royal Warrant was granted to Johnnie Walker in 1934, King George V recreates how JW might have tasted back then, using some of the company's most precious old casks. BESPOKE ENGRAVING SERVICE AVAILABLE!

A marvellous old bottle of Dewar's Ancestor from the 1950s, sealed with a collector-friendly springcap. Ancestor was one of the deluxe blends in Dewar's range, containing a fair proportion of long-aged whisky, so this should be superb.

A limited edition collaboration between Chivas Brothers and the designers at Pininfarina, best known for their work on cars around the world. This combines a special edition bottle of 18 year old Chivas Regal with a wooden inlayed case complete with 2 glasses echoing the aerodynamic 'drop' design of the packaging.

A very rare edition of Johnnie Walker Gold Label, bottled in the 1990s for the Far East at the unusual age of 15 years old.

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

Not to be confused with the malts from Kininvie released under the same name, this Hazelwood was blended from 100 casks in 2001 to celebrate the 100th birthday of Janet Sheed Roberts, grandaughter of William Grant, founder of Glenfiddich. Originally only available to employees, this is a rare collector's item.

One of the oldest bottles we've seen of Bell's Royal Reserve 20yo - we believe this is from the 1930s.

A great looking spring capped bottle of Black and White blended whisky from 1936, according to the back label. Very well preserved for its age.

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 very rare and special bottling produced by William Grant & Sons to celebrate the 110th birthday of Janet Sheed Roberts, the granddaughter of company founder William. The 1600 bottles were originally given only to staff and friends of the company and a few have since made their way into the wider whisky world.

A very special 38yo Royal Salute from Chivas, Stone of Destiny is named after the ancient stone used for British royal coronation ceremonies for centuries, symbolizing the approval for the incoming king.

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.

An old bottle of Sandy Macdonald blended Scotch whisky. We estimate that this was bottled sometime in the 1950s. Please be advised that the fill level on this item is low (as pictured).

The only blend in Whyte & Mackay's Rare & Prestigious range - but what a blend! With a malt content of 70%, this promises to be an extraordinary whisky. Click on the product for more details and tasting notes. Named as World's Best Scotch Blended Whisky at the World Whisky Awards 2010.

Johnnie Walker's Oldest is one of the first ever bottlings of Johnnie Walker Blue Label. These old bottles are now getting extremely rare and difficult to find.

A very rare 1970s bottle of Johnny Walker Celebrity, in a Swing-style bottle.

A wonderful old bottle of Ballantine's 17yo blended whisky (the more recent version of which was named as Jim Murray's World Whisky of the Year for 2011). Bottled at 43% alcohol for the US market.