Whisky: Macallan 10 Year Old Fine Oak range It’s a full-bodied single malt, which hails from the island of Islay and has a distinctive peaty, deep, dry quality. It doesn’t go down without a fight, but those who love it, really love it. Like the Laphroaig, this Lagavulin whisky is a bit of a head-turner. It’s smooth to drink and a firm favourite everywhere. With slightly smoky notes of oak, you’ll also find it fresh with a touch of sweetness. Then you’ll get lost in the dark gold spirit. The first thing you’ll notice is the distinctive bottle, which “swings” when pushed. If you want something special for your drinks cabinet or want to impress the father-in-law with an impressive bottle, you won’t be disappointed with this selection for under £80. Peaty, fiery and with a touch of the sea, this one is to be enjoyed neat with a drop or two of still water.
This is a distinctive single malt whisky with a big character. Whisky: Laphroaig Select Single Malt Whisky Jack Daniels is a party favourite and a high quality Tennessee Whiskey. Drink it straight or use it in a cocktail and you won’t be disappointed. We love Grant’s, it’s a versatile, accessible whisky with a fruity aroma and light, malty taste with some slightly smoky sweetness. Looking for a good whisky for a night in with friends? Or the perfect whisky for a cocktail? These are some excellent choices for under £40. Seperated into price brackets, it makes your life easier. Want to know more about peated whisky? Do you know what is Scotch? Read our blogs to find out.īelow is our price guide to help you choose the right whisky for you. If you are an avid whisky lover and would like more information on our exclusive partnership with Glenfiddich, click here. If you have more conservative tastes, you might want to try the Dalmore 50 Year Old, which will only set you back £50,000 a bottle. This was officially the most “ expensive whisky retail sale in history” according to Forbes magazine. Then, in April 2018, another record was broken when two very rare 1926 Macallan whiskies were sold in Dubai for $1.2 million at luxury spirits retailer Le Clos.
The most expensive whisky in the world is probably the Macallan "M" whisky, which was sold at a Sotheby's auction in Hong Kong for an eye-watering $628,205, in 2014. You can certainly get a very decent whisky (or whiskey) for less than £50. Production, quantity and demand can all cause prices to go up or down. It’s important to remember that price doesn’t always reflect quality. How much does a good whisky cost?ĭespite some of the prices out there, most of us are looking for a bottle that doesn't require a small loan. Then, it’s just up to you as to which one is your perfect match. We’ll give you a few different price ranges and some suggestions in between. So, you want to enjoy a whisky but don’t the whisky prices out there? This guide to whisky prices offers a comprehensive overview of the most readily available whiskies out there to buy.
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