Whisky

Beer lover who wants to get into single malt whisky, this is your gateway bottle. Glenfiddich’s IPA Experiment takes classic Speyside malt and finishes it in casks that held punchy IPA, so you get bright citrus, fresh hops, and a malty biscuit vibe all in one glass. It’s zesty, hoppy, and wildly easy to obsess over!

Speyside single malt that leans into baked apple, honeyed malt, and vanilla, with a cosy hit of oak spice. Part of Glenfiddich’s Perpetual Collection, it’s built around a “vatting” approach that keeps the house style consistent while adding extra layers over time. If you want a Scotch whisky that’s easy to love but still interesting in the glass, this is a rock-solid pick.

Bright, fruity, and way more fun than your average Highland single malt. This 12-year-old from Scotland brings juicy orchard vibes, a honeyed centre, and a gentle spice that keeps you coming back for another sip. It’s the kind of whisky that works for easy weeknights but still has enough layers to nerd out over, especially if you like your single malt on the fresh, citrus-leaning side!

Built for big, after-dinner flavour, this Highland single malt brings the kind of rich, dark character that makes cigar-pairing a whole mood. Expect orange peel, toffee, roasted nuts, and a lick of espresso, with oak that hangs around like a good story. It’s Dalmore doing what they do best, sherried depth with a confident, polished edge, and it’s a standout Scotch whisky when you want something bold, not shy!

Big coastal drama in a glass. This 25-year-old Talisker from the Isle of Skye is all sea spray, campfire smoke, black pepper, and dried fruit, with the kind of depth that keeps changing as you sip. It’s a proper aged single malt whisky, built for slow, curious drinking, not quick opinions. One of those bottles that turns a regular night into a story.