Blended Scotch Whisky

A special Johnnie Walker Black pack, providing a couple of solid Striding Man adorned tumblers to enjoy your whisky from.

An extraordinary high-quality blend from maverick independent John Glaser, a man dedicated to the art of combining whiskies to produce an end result greater than the sum of its parts. If you wanted to convert someone who says they don't like whisky, you couldn't do much better than this. A must.

An interesting twist on Johnnie Walker Black Label, Double Black was rolled out for general release in 2011 after a successful launch in travel retail. Double Black adds to the normal Black Label profile by including more Islay whisky and casks that have been heavily charred, giving a more intense flavour with a greater emphasis on smoke while keeping true to the sophisticated Johnnie Walker style.

A classic deluxe blend that has stood the test of time. Based on Glenkinchie with traces of other more northerly distilleries, Dimple benefits from an extended marrying period. Rich, smooth and complex.

Cutty Sark 12yo is a soft and elegant deluxe blend with pleasing drinkability and noticeably more depth than the standard issue bottle.

A matusalem sherry-matured blend - this will be weighty and rich: approach with suitable gravitas. On a side note, we are loving W&M's Mackintosh-esque rebrand, which seems to be bucking recent trends by actually making the product look better.

A bottle of Cutty Sark's much-loved 12 year old blended Scotch whisky packaged in its 1990s presentation green bottle.

An old 1990s bottling of Ballantine's best selling blended Scotch whisky - Finest.

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

A nifty 50cl (half-litre) bottle of Dimple 18yo, a deluxe blend rarely seen on these shores, bottled as it is for the Far Eastern market.

A very special Dimple, Gold Crest is exceptionally rich as a result of maturation in both American and European sherry wood as well as ex-bourbon casks.

Johnnie Walker Gold Label was relaunched in 2012. Built around a core of single malt whisky from Clynelish, the Gold Label Reserve is a luxurious, indulgent blend from Johnnie Walker’s master blender Jim Beveridge.

Johnnie Walker Swing (so named for the rocking motion of the bottle when pushed) has been around since 1932, when it was introduced for international travellers by Johnnie Walker's genius grandson Sir Alexander Walker towards the end of his long, illustrious career. A rich old gold colour and a nose of almost perfumed sweetness, Swing is smooth with a light freshness that covers a deeper fruitiness with some smoke and oak flavours.

A little-seen older expression of Cutty Sark, skilfully blended from a broad selection of malt and grain whiskies aged at least 15 years. Citrus fruit, nuts and some pruney sherried notes.

A top-end 17 year old blend packaged in a unique squat bottle with a stud on the bottom to allow it to spin like a top when twiddled. Chivas Revolve is hardly ever seen on the general market.

A special edition bottling of Johnnie Walker to commemorate a special centenary taking place in 2009 - the 100th Anniversary of the introduction of Johnnie Walker Black Label.

Full-bodied, with creamy vanilla notes, this is one of the best blends available anywhere. A testament to the art of the master blender, and fiercely championed by Jim Murray.
Whisky Bible Awards 2011: World Whisky of the Year;
Whisky Bible Awards 2013: Scotch Whisky of the Year; 97.5 Points
IWSC 2012 - Gold Medal - Whisky - Scotch

A litre bottle of the little-seen J&B 15yo Reserve in a rather unusual gift box.

Rare to see a bottle of Old Parr 12yo on these shores - this deluxe blend is mostly the preserve of overseas markets.