All Brands

A whisky brand connected to the Giraud cognac-producing family, launched in 2020 by Philippe Giraud. Owned through US-based Valor Spirits, the brand offers single malt releases that it has contract distilled by Distillerie de Saint Palais, as well as various French blended malt bottlings.

A brand name used by Roslin Distillers Ltd in order to independently bottle the cask collection of the late Colin W. Ross, former managing director of Ben Nevis distillery in Fort William. It was first introduced in 2021.

A brand of world blended whiskies, produced and marketed by the Nagahama Roman Beer Co. The brand name is simply the word Nagahama backwards, and the blends are made using malt whiskies sourced from all over the world, including some Nagahama single malt in later releases.

The flagship blended Scotch brand of Taylor & Ferguson Ltd, primarily sold in the Us market in the mid-20th century. Examples of the brand are also with the name of parent company, Bloch Bros, and it was available in a variety of markets and age statement varieties until the 1980s.

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A brand of independently bottled Irish whiskeys from Whiskey Factor, based in Dundalk, Co. Louth. The brand was launched in 2018 with the release of a single cask Irish single malt, and subsequent bottlings have also showcased single grain and single pot still whiskey from around Ireland.

A Kentucky straight bourbon brand that is part of the portfolio of Age International, the US-based whiskey division of Japanese multinational, Takara Shuzo. The whiskey is distilled under contract by Buffalo Trace using the higher-rye mash bill (known as #2).

A brand of blended Scotch whisky that is primarily found today in the Japanese market. Introduced in the 1960s, it was created by Tomatin Distillers and originally bottled through its Ancient Clan Blending Company subsidiary. It is today ultimately owned by Takara Shuzo Co.

An independent brand of single cask Scotch whiskies from The Hebridean Liqueur Company in Scotland. The label has also been used to bottle gin and occasionally rum as well.

The official brand used by Inver House Distillers to market single malt from its Knockdhu distillery. While it initially debuted with the distillery name in 1990, it was quickly relaunched in 1993 after it was deemed to similar to the already established brand from neighbouring Knockando.

A brand of charcoal-filtered Kentucky straight bourbon that was best-known for being available in Japan through the 1990s into the mid-2000s. Produced by Heaven Hill at its former distillery in Bardstown, it was available as a 10- and 15-year-old.

Anecdote is a one of the brands within the Chapter 7 Whisky Anthology. It was introduced in 2020 and is reserved for their bottlings of blended malts or small batch single malt and grain whiskies.

An independent brand of Scotch whiskies, produced by the Glasgow-based wholesaler, Highfern. Launched in 2014, releases have included a variety of single malts, blended malts and blended Scotch bottlings, often featuring secondary maturation.

Angus McKay is a a short-lived brand of blended Scotch whiskies produced in the 1980s and 1990s. It belonged to the Dutch distillery, Lucas Bols, and was produced in Scotland under contract by Burn Stewart & Company. 

The flagship independent bottling brand from the Taiwanese company, Aqua Vitae. Launched in 2017, the brand is hallmarked by its serialised outturn of releases, the first of which was its Greek Gods Series in its debut year.

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The Ardgowan Discovery Series is a brand of independently bottled single malt Scotch whiskies. They are bottled by the Ardgowan Distillery Co and were introduced to generate revenue for the company while in the planning stage of its distillery in Inverkip, west of Glasgow.

An offshoot of the popular Whisky Sponge brand from Decadent Drinks, bottling Armagnac sourced in France by Angust Macraild. It was launched in 2021.

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The flagship single malt brand of the Lochranza distillery on Arran. Originally launched as The Arran Malt in 1998, it was renamed simply as Arran in 2019. Although its core range has always been a non-peated whisky, some occasional limited releases of peated single malt have also been produced.

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A brand of single malt Irish whiskies marketed by the Lough Gill distillery in Sligo, Ireland. Launched in 2019 by by former distillery owners, Hazelwood Demesne, they are bottled using casks sourced from other distillers.

An independently bottled range of single cask Scotch whiskies from the German bottler, Jack Wiebers Whisky World. The first release was bottled in 2003 and it is a regular fixture in the company's output.

A brand of independently bottled single cask Scotch whiskies from Global Whisky Limited, introduced in 2021. The whiskies are selected by the character of Auld Goonsy, a quintessential Glaswegian pub-goer and former cooper in its local bonded warehouses.

A brand of German single malt whisky, produced and marketed by the Ziegeler distillery in Freudenberg am Main. It was eventually discontinued and replaced by Freud Whisky in 2021.

A brand name used over the years by Scottish independent bottler, Gordon & MacPhail. Bottled via its Avonside Whisky Ltd and Jas. Gordon & Co subsidiaries, it has been used to market both blended Scotch and single malts from Glenlivet distillery.

A German brand of single malt whisky, distilled at the Hausbrauerei Altstadthof in Nuremberg. The whisky was first distilled in 2005 and is produced using the same organic red malt as the brewery's flagship beer.

A single malt Scotch whisky brand, bottled and marketed by Badachro Distillery Ltd. Although the company makes it own gin and vodka, it buys its whisky from an un-named Highland distillery before finishing and bottling it.