Whisky £50 to £100

Every bottle on this page had a best in-stock price between £50 and £100 at the UK retailers we check at the last refresh, for bottles from 50cl to 1L. The figure is the shelf price, not a recommended price, and the list changes whenever prices move.

This band is where 12 to 18 year old single malts meet cask-strength and sherry-cask releases. Delivery is extra below £99 at most of the retailers we check, so a bottle just over the free-delivery threshold can cost less delivered than one just under it. Narrow the list by region, cask or peat.

1035 full-size bottles (50cl to 1 litre) in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.

Questions

What is the cheapest whisky priced £50 to £100?
The cheapest whisky priced £50 to £100 is Grace O’Malley Rum Cask Irish Whiskey (42% ABV, 70cl), at £50.00 from The Whisky Shop. That is £54.99 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Jack Daniel’s Bonded Rye (£50.00) and Signatory Vintage Mortlach 2016 10 Year Old 100 Proof Edition #84 (£50.00).
What is the oldest whisky priced £50 to £100 you can buy?
Why does cask-strength whisky cost more than standard-strength whisky?
Cask-strength whisky is bottled without being cut with water, typically at 54% to 60% ABV rather than 40% to 46%. UK spirits duty is charged per litre of pure alcohol, so a stronger bottle carries more duty, and each cask fills fewer bottles when the whisky is not diluted. See cask strength whisky.
What does a sherry cask do to whisky?
Most sherry-cask Scotch is matured in European oak butts of about 500 litres, seasoned with oloroso or Pedro Ximénez sherry in Jerez for 6 to 30 months. They give notes of raisins, figs, dark chocolate and winter spice, unlike the vanilla of ex-bourbon American oak, and a seasoned Spanish oak butt costs a distillery several times as much as an ex-bourbon barrel. See sherry cask whisky.