Whisky

Japanese Whisky

Japenese whisky is not just hot at the moment its off the scale and doesn't seem to be faulting. What started off as Shinjiro Torii (a pharmaceutical wholesaler), lifelong dream to make whisky has now become a global success story.

From £35.00

Whisky flavour wheel

To help you explore our wide range of single malts, we've categorised them into the four taste profiles. Light and floral, light and smoky, rich and fruity and finally rich and smoky.

Give the gift of whisky

We have a range of single malts, blends and bourbons for all lovers of whiskies. Try something new and enjoy a tipple with friends.

Popular Brands

Enjoy a ladd of some of the most iconic names in the whisky business. From classic Glenfiddich and Jack Daniels to the latest trending whisky Haid Club we have all the names for you.

Meet our Whisky buyer

There's never been a better time to try something new, we now host a range of diverse whiskies.
Why not try a new style of flavour.

Whisky Types

Single malt
The classic, predominantly but not exclusively from Scotland. Must be made from 100% malted barley.

Grain whisky
Can be made using wheat, rye, corn or unmalted barley, and is often made in a continuous still. Technically, bourban, Tennessee whiskies are all grain whiskies.

Blended
The most common blend in the UK is a mixture of single malt and grain whiskies, but you can also have a blended malt and blended grain (see Scotch whisky below)

Bourbon
A type of grain whiskey, but must include 51% corn mashed and aged in new, charred oak barrels. And, of course, made in America.

Scotch whisky
A scotch whisky - adhering to set rules in the process, including being distilled and matured in Scotland for three years and one day - can be one of five styles: single malt, single grain, blended (both grain and malt whiskies together), blended grain and blended malt. *Irish whiskey can also be a number of styles, but must be distilled and matured in Ireland for a minimum of three years.
Did you know...? Scotland exports 38 bottles every second to 200 markets across the world.