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Bottled by Douglas Laing

Douglas Laing is an independent bottler and blender based in Glasgow, founded in 1948, and it also owns the Strathearn distillery. This page lists the Douglas Laing bottlings we track.

Its best-known range is the Remarkable Regional Malts: blended malts that each draw on one Scotch region, such as Timorous Beastie (the Highlands), Scallywag (Speyside) and The Gauldrons (Campbeltown). Single cask ranges such as Old Particular come and go, and many tracked bottlings have no current offer, so the list changes often.

For what independent bottlers do, see Whiskipedia on independent bottlers, and our independent bottlings page for every bottler we track.

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Questions

What is the cheapest whisky bottled by Douglas Laing?
The cheapest whisky bottled by Douglas Laing is Maclean’s Nose Blended Whisky (46% ABV, 70cl), at £32.50 from Master of Malt. That is £37.45 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: The Epicurean Blended Malt (£34.90) and Big Peat Douglas Laing Small Batch (£34.99).
How much does whisky bottled by Douglas Laing cost?
Whisky bottled by Douglas Laing costs from £32.50 to £999.95, with a median of £55.50 for a full-size bottle. The dearest is Glen Grant Xtra Old Particular Single Cask #14969 1985 35 year old Whisky.
What is the oldest whisky bottled by Douglas Laing you can buy?
Glen Grant Xtra Old Particular Single Cask #14969 1985 35 year old Whisky, at 35 years old, from £999.95.
Who owns Douglas Laing?
Douglas Laing & Co is a family-owned company based in Glasgow, founded in 1948. It bottles and blends Scotch under ranges such as Old Particular and the Remarkable Regional Malts, and it also owns the Strathearn distillery, acquired in 2019.
Is Big Peat a single malt?
No. Big Peat is a blended malt: a mix of single malts from several Islay distilleries, bottled by Douglas Laing as part of its Remarkable Regional Malts range. A single malt comes from one distillery; a blended malt combines malt whisky from more than one.