The blended whisky category has been in existence since the mid-19th century and remains the foundation of the industry. Blended Scotch is simply a mix of malt and grain whiskies. Some blends use only a limited number of malts,(The Famous Grouse uses only a dozen or so); others, many more - around 40 malts go into Johnnie Walker Black Label and ... Read More »
An unusual blend, not only for its contemporary packaging, but also for the fact that it's been certified as organic by the UK Soil Association. Bravo.
The first in Compass Box's Great King Street range, named for the address of their Edinburgh office, kicking off their second decade in business. The Artist's Blend is a high malt content blend designed to be easy drinking and appealing to a wide range of consumers, from non-whisky drinkers and cocktail lovers through to single malt fanatics, and is full of Compass Box innovation and flair.
The 12 year old version of The Original Mackinlay blended Scotch Whisky, rising in popularity again thanks to interest in the 'Shackleton' Mackinlay's Rare Old Whisky.
A special release of Boswell Reserve 12 years old commemorating the 200th anniversary of the the death of James Boswell, who the whisky is named for, in 1795.
A limited edition release of Bell's - The Signature Blend. Individually numbered and featuring a label celebrating the whisky's heritage, this is one for collectors and drinkers alike.
An easy drinking whisky from the folks behind Sheep Dip, allegedly named for being 'as soft as a pig's nose'. It's a blend with a high malt content and a youthful, fruity edge.
'The blend for grown-ups, for people who have made their rites of passage and are ready to enjoy their success. Sweet, but not cloying. Buxom, but not overblown. Balanced. 9/10.' Paul Pacult in Whisky Magazine April 2000
A deluxe version from Famous Grouse, the malt component of Naked Grouse is based around Macallan & Highland Park matured in sherry casks. World Whiskies Awards 2012 - Best Blended Scotch No Age Statement
A limited edition version of the Chivas Regal 12yo for the popular "Le Baron" chain of clubs. This comes presented in a very stylish box, and with a little gift under the lid of the box.
Dewar's 12 year old blend, called 'Double Aged' due to the 6 months of marrying in oak casks that the whisky does after initial maturation and blending. Dewar's is one of the world's most awarded whiskies, recently winning the Monde Grand Gold across their range.
A smooth, well-balanced deluxe blend with the mellowness expected from a top quality brand. Each whisky has a minimum age of 12 years, selected to combine all the strengths and subtleness of Scottish whisky at its best.