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Bottled by Hunter Laing

Hunter Laing is a Glasgow independent bottler formed in 2013, when the Laing family split its business, and it owns the Ardnahoe distillery on Islay. This page lists the Hunter Laing bottlings we track, from ranges such as Old Malt Cask, The First Editions and The Kinship.

These are mostly single cask releases, so stock churns: a cask sells through and is gone, and at times this page may show few bottles in stock. The company’s own distillery is Ardnahoe on Islay’s north-east coast, founded in 2017.

For more, see Whiskipedia on independent bottlers and Ardnahoe on Whiskipedia, plus our single cask and independent bottlings pages.

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Questions

What is the cheapest whisky bottled by Hunter Laing?
The cheapest whisky bottled by Hunter Laing is Scarabus Sherry Cask Matured Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% ABV, 70cl), at £34.95 from Hard To Find Whisky. That is £40.90 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Highland Journey Series Blended Malt (£36.50) and Scarabus Islay 10 Year Old Single Malt (£41.50).
How much does whisky bottled by Hunter Laing cost?
Whisky bottled by Hunter Laing costs from £34.95 to £1,499.95, with a median of £124.95 for a full-size bottle. The dearest is Dalmore Hunter Laing’s Old & Rare Single Cask Single Malt 1991 30 year old Whisky.
What is the oldest whisky bottled by Hunter Laing you can buy?
Balmenach Hunter Laing’s Old & Rare Single Cask Single Malt 1983 40 year old Whisky, at 40 years old, from £678.50.
Is Hunter Laing the same as Douglas Laing?
No. They are separate companies run by different branches of the Laing family, and both remain based in Glasgow. Hunter Laing was formed in 2013 when the family split its interests; Douglas Laing owns the Strathearn distillery, while Hunter Laing owns Ardnahoe on Islay.
Which distillery does Hunter Laing own?
Ardnahoe, on the north-east coast of Islay, built from 2017 and distilling since 2018. It is the company’s own distillery, making Islay single malt, and its own bottles are distillery releases rather than independent bottlings. Hunter Laing’s bottlings of other distilleries carry range names such as Old Malt Cask and The First Editions.