Described in Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible 2006 as ‘A big, sweet, chunky, gawky, grainlashed but hugely enjoyable blend.’ Pigs Nose is an exceptionally fine five year old blended whisky, created by Richard Patterson, Scotland’s only third generation master blender as a companion for Sheep Dip – for week days but not for the Christmas Cake. [...]
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The most popular blended whisky in England, it makes a great mixer.
£14.99 | Whisky £25 and Under | Read more… Deservedly popular. As the label says, it is indeed a ”Special” blended whisky.
£14.99 | Whisky £25 and Under | Read more… To meet the requirements of those who prefer a lighter blended whisky, still retaining West Coast character, MacNaMara (literally ’son of the sea’) was introduced in 1992 and quickly became popular. A light blended whisky with a biscuit-like nose, a citrus tang, and a creamy finish. scottish whisky
£15.99 | Whisky £25 and Under | Read more… A blend of Speyside malt whiskies with a high malt content to give deptch and interest. This superior 5 Year Old blend was awarded the Gold Medal at the 2001 International Spirit Challenge as best blended Whisky. Shows plenty of full, smoky style. scottish whisky
£13.42 | Whisky £25 and Under | Read more… In 1844 when most of Scotland was drinking cognac, James Whyte and Charles Mackay decided to invest in whisky. Taking over 35 specially selected single malts and single grains, from the four whisky regions they blended them together to form a distinctive ‘Special’ whisky. Today, the Whyte & Mackay 40 Year Old blend is part [...] The Hankey Bannister partnership was formed in 1757 by Messrs Hankey & Bannister. Hankey & Bannister became established as one of the finest suppliers of wines and spirits in the UK with a customer base which boasted royalty such as Prince Regent, William IV and the Dukes of Norfolk & Queensberry. Hankey Bannister also enjoyed [...] |
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