Whyte & Mackay 13 years old Thirteen 40% 70cl

This Version of The Famous Grouse uses peaty whiskies in the blend along with some Glenturret and grain whiskies to produce a whisky with a distinctive smoky character, rich and smooth.

This is a new Famous Grouse whisky to the range which is made with whiskies that have been matured in Spanish sherry casks and charred American oak Bourbon casks to give this whisky a smooth , mellow and rich flavour with a sweeter side.

A blend of 42 different whiskies combining light grain whisky and smoother malt. Malt is mostlty from Speyside distilleries Knockando (a high proportion of the blend), Auchroisk, Glen Spey and Strathmill and is mixed then mellow with a further year's a...

The use of ruby port casks to finish the traditional Famous Grouse blended whisky adds a layer of rich sweetness, like a good quality fruit cake soaked in whisky! An affordable but most of all enjoyable port cask finished whisky.

The Blend with the Heart of Islay.

This blend captures the essence of Islay in an artful marriage of the island's classic malts alongside some of the finest grain whiskies available.

Unique among blended Scotch Whisky, Bl...

Due to its outstanding taste and iconic, triangular bottle shape, the deliciously complex and smooth taste of Grant's Blended Scotch Whisky is all down to the remarkable, different way we have made it from a recipe created more than 100 years ago by Wi...

This superb 12 year old Scotch whisky has been blended from a selection of Scotland's finest malt and grain whiskies. It contains an unusually high percentage of malt which contributes to its exceptionally smooth, long lingering after taste.

This is a premium blended whisky from selected casks of grain and malt whiskies. Well balanced with a light and fresh style, smooth and lingering.

A marriage of fine peated malt scotch whiskies and the Famous grouse classic blended whisky.

A vatted, or pure, malt whisky, this cheeky monkey is made by combining three single malts from separate distilleries.

The name is derived from the name for the old injury incurred by the malt men at the distillery who turned the maltin...