MacArthur’s Blended Scotch Whisky (40%)

MacArthur blended Scotch trademark was developed by J. MacArthur & Co, established in 1877. Trademark disappeared from the market until it was bought by Inver House Distillers. Nowadays it is owned by International Beverage Holdings, who also own Old Pulteney, AnCnoc and Speyburn distilleries and Hankey Bannister blended scotch trademark. MacArthurs…

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Johnnie Walker Red Label (40%)

Johnnie Walker is one of the most iconic alcohol brands in the world, owned by Diageo. The trademark was established by John Walker in 1820. His children continued the business and the company has grown steadily to become one of the most important Scotch whisky brands in the world today.  At…

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Grant’s Family Reserve (40%)

Grant’s is well known blended Scotch whisky and it’s among the top 3 most sold whiskies in the world. It’s produced by William Grant & Sons, a family company from the Speyside area. The sales volume is 155.000 bottles per day.  Grant’s was established by William Grant, who built Glenfiddich distillery…

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Clan Murray (40%)

Clan Murray is made by Benriach Distillery. It looks Benriach is not so proud of this product, as there is not any mention of this whisky on their website or anywhere else on the internet. I found it on sale at Baltic states and a few other countries like Holland and…

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Ballantine’s Finest (40%)

Ballantine’s is one of the third most sold Scotch whiskies, among Johnnie Walker Red Label and Grant’s Family Reserve. It’s available on every store and mostly also on different bottle sizes. Ballantine’s is worldwide 2nd most sold whisky but in Europe it’s the first. The Sales volume is enormous, 200.000 bottles…

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Four Roses Bourbon (40%)

Four Roses Distillery, situated at Kentucky USA, established at 1910. Bought at 1943 by Seagram, Canadian company, who decided to focus to European and Japan markets with Four Roses. So it was not available at USA during 50 years. 2002 Japanese Kirin Brewery bought it from Seagram and increased the production…

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