Find out more about our exceptional range of Personalised Whisky Bottles below. Each Whisky below includes the views of well respected Whisky writer Jim Murray, our own thoughts on it, and some tasting notes. All of these Whiskies can be personalised and delivered to the address of your choice the very next working day for FREE, all in 3 easy steps.
Our Personalised Whiskies
We've been working very hard to select the finest range of personalised malt whiskies. Follow the links below to read more and find out just how well we've done!
Once you've chosen the right whisky the rest is up to you - get personalising!
8yo Luxury Blend
12yo Islay Malt
12yo Lowland Malt
12yo Orkney Malt
15yo Single Cask Tamnavulin
16yo Single Cask Tamnavulin Cask Strength
19yo Single Cask Tomatin Malt
19yo Single Cask Tomatin Cask Strength Malt
30yo Special Reserve Speyside Malt
40yo Special Reserve Speyside Malt
50yo Special Reserve Speyside Malt
Single Malt Scotch Whiskies are widely acknowledged to be the best on earth, and every one of the malts on our site has been painstakingly selected by our team of buyers to be the best of the best. Create your own personalised whisky label in seconds by using our online label designer.
Whisky or Whiskey?
Why do we refer to "personalised whisky" rather than "personalised whiskey"? Click here to learn about the difference between Whisky and Whiskey
Single Malt vs. Single Cask
Many of the whiskies we offer are classed as single malt. A single malt whisky is a malt whisky that comes from only one distillery. It is usually the product of several years of distillation blended together to achieve the ideal balance of flavour. We also offer several different single cask whiskies. A single cask whisky is one that is the product of only one cask (barrel). This means that the whisky in your bottle will be the product of only one year, unblended as nature (and the master distiller) has made it. We also offer our single cask whiskies in a cask strength version – which is bottled literally as it comes out of the cask. Non chill-filtered, and with all the original flavours completely intact. Your bottle of single cask malt will be individually numbered to prove its authenticity.
Old Malt Whisky
30, 40 and 50 year old Malts are incredibly rare. Because whisky (unlike wine or Champagne) does not develop any additional complexity or flavour once bottled, if you want a 50 year old whisky, it must by law have been sitting in a cask (barrel) for 50 years. This makes the finished product more expensive than younger malts for two reasons. Firstly – there is a substantial cost associated with storing a large cask of whisky for 50 years (and you thought your mortgage payment was high?!). Secondly, a portion of the precious whisky evaporates through the walls of the cask every year (this is known rather romantically as the Angels’ Share).