Blended Scotch Whisky

Ainslies Royal Edingburg is a blended whisky containing Scotch which was produced at a site named Clynelish A for most of the time but was renamed Brora between May 1969 and July 1983. This particular bottle was released in Belgium on May 29, 1979.

Ballantine’s Christmas Reserve Limited Edition is a smooth blend of the finest aged whiskies, specially selected by Ballantine’s Master Blender, for tastes and flavours that evoke the spirit of Christmas. Released in 2013.

Campbeltown 21 years is a blended whisky of which 40% is Girvan grain whisky and 60% Springbank….yummie.

Chivas Regal was first created in the early 1900’s, a 25-year old blended Whisky created especially for the booming US market. After WW II Chivas Brothers launched a 12-year old Regal, followed by a 18-year old in 1997 and the re-introduction of the 25-year old Chivas Regal in 2007.  This is a limited edition of Chivas Regal 18 year old...

Created by Berry Bros & Rudd to commemorate the closing of Imperial distillery in 1998.

The Snow Grouse whisky is unlike any other. Blended from the finest grain whiskies and matured in oak casks to deliver very light flavours on both the nose and palate. The Snow Grouse is the first Scotch whisky that is perfectly at home in severely cold conditions and is designed to be served seriously chilled straight from the freezer. Snow ...

Glenmoy 10 years old is a rather interesting whisky, bottled in 1995 by Brodie Crawford & Co. This company only excisted for a short while and had to face a trademark lawsuit from the owners of Glen Moray. We suspect the remaining stocks where stored during that time and it took until 2015 before they re-appeared on the market.

J&B -6ºC is an absolute rarity. Launched in 2006 in limited numbers as world’s only white Scotch, sold out overnight just to be never produced again. A heavily filtered blended whisky, quite stylish actually, designed to be drunk at minus six degrees Celsius.

Johnnie Walker 1820 was a limited release for the Japanese market, a blend rumoured to be 21 years old, named 1820 after the founding year. In 2006 Diageo’s surprised their employees with a decanter commissioned to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Kilmarnock Distillery. This decanter was filled with a ‘1820’ blend which we ...

Johnnie Walker Deco is a 1998 limited release, exclusively for the Taiwanese market. The bottle itself is inspired on the Art Deco period which lasted from 1920 until 1939.

Great gift box containing the 3 expressions which are part of the Explorers Club Collection: Gold Route, Royal Route and Spice Road.

Johnnie Walker Gold Label Centenary Blend is a blend of 15 different whiskies which each are normally all at least 18 years old. This however is the exception: released in the early 1990’s, aged for 15 years, created especially for the Asian market.

Johnnie Walker Gold Label Centenary Blend is a blend of 15 different whiskies which each are all at least 18 years old. Johnnie Walker Gold Label Centenary Label was created by Sir Alexander Walker in 1920 to celebrate the founding of the company hundred years earlier. Although discontinued during the war due to shortage of blending stocks, t...

The first edition of the John Walker & Sons Master Blenders Collection is a tribute to Alexander Walker, the legendary Master Blender and a visionary pioneer who perfected the art of whisky blending. The blend is crafted with rare Scotch Whiskies, all of which are presented in a Baccarat crystal decanter that re-awakens the lavish sensibi...

Johnnie Walker Old Harmony was released for the Japanese market at the end of the 1970’s. Production was seized just a couple of years later, and that’s more or less all we’re able to tell about this illusive Scotch.

Johnnie Walker Oldest was the blend which in 1992 changed its name into Johnnie Walker Blue.