Blended Scotch Whisky

Famous old brand, chosen by Sir Ernest Shackleton to accompany him on his Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition of 1914 'for medicinal and celebratory purposes'.

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.

Named for the historic ship, Cutty Sark is a blend that's been around since 1923. It has whisky from Glenrothes at its core along with whisky from all over Scotland to give a rounded blend with a little bit of smoke.

A blended whisky perfect as a souvenir of a visit to London - packaged in a glass representation of Big Ben.

A bottle of Edinburgh Castle Blended Scotch Whisky, named for one of the Scottish capital's most prominent features, stuck on top of the volcanic outcrop that sits in the centre of the city.

Old Smuggler is a long running blended whisky, first bottled back in 1835. Named in honour of the whisky smugglers who traded around the Scottish islands back in those days it's still popular today, especially in Argentina and Belgium(!)

A timely innovation from Famous Grouse - this blend is based on peated Islay malts, and promises 'reassuring smoothness with aromatic, peaty flavours'.

Johnnie Walker Red Label was launched in its current form in 1909, though it had existed as Walker's Special Old Highland Red Label for some years previously. Alexander Walker blended a type of whisky which is more suited to mixing with soda than the heavier, more old-fashioned whiskies, and named it after his grandfather, who had started the family business in 1820. Today it is the world's most popular whisky and is sold in more than 200 markets world-wide.

A great blend produced by Glenmorangie - a delicate balance of sweet Speyside, aromatic Highland and peaty Islay malt whiskies blended with only the finest grain whisky.

A bottling of Bell's Extra Special, the original name for Bell's Original, produced in a 75cl bottle for the overseas market.

A world famous blend with a heritage stretching back to its initial production in 1831.

A famous old blend, Antiquary is made by, and includes a large proportion of, Tomatin single malt.

One of the biggest names in the blending market, with over 6 million cases a year sold worldwide, Justerini & Brooks' blend never fails to deliver in style, quality and value for money.

The second creation of Cutty's master blender Kirsteen Campbell, following up the rich and unctuous Tam O'Shanter with something all the more eleegant - a fantastic mix of tropical fruity flavours with a hint of sherry spice.

A very highly-regarded aged blend from Whyte & Mackay, believed by many to be the best value of the range.

Famous old blend containing a high proportion of quality grain whisky. James Buchanan apparently got the idea for the brand on his way home from a dogshow - and the rest is history...

A litre-bottle of Bell's, one of the UK's best-selling blends. Another blend with a lot of Miltonduff in the mix.

A little-seen limited edition of Johnnie Walker Red Label, produced for the Japanese market for the brand's 100th anniversary.

Johnnie Walker Black Label is one of the world's favourite Scotch whiskies - and over 100 years after its first appearance in 1909, it's still winning awards.
Whisky Bible 2011 & 2012: Best Blend (5-12 Years); 95.5 Points
World Whiskies Awards 2012 - Best Blended Scotch 12 years and under