Inchdairnie Sample Room Range Balgonie Limited Edition 50cl
58.4% ABV · 50cl
from £61.00 2 retailers
£65.99 delivered
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Inchdairnie Sample Room Range Leven Limited Edition 50cl
58.2% ABV · 50cl
from £61.00 2 retailers
£65.99 delivered
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Inchdairnie Sample Room Range Pitkevy Limited Edition Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 50cl
58.5% ABV · 50cl
from £61.00 2 retailers
£65.99 delivered
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The Glenlivet 21 Year Old
21 years · 43.0% ABV · 70cl
from £243.00 2 retailers
£243.00 delivered
Save up to £6.95
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The Glenlivet 25 Year Old
25 years · 43.0% ABV · 70cl
from £449.95 2 retailers
£449.95 delivered
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What is the cheapest whisky miniature (5cl or less)?
The cheapest whisky miniature (5cl or less) is Famous Grouse Blended Scotch Whisky (50ml) Blended Whisky 5cl (5cl), at £2.50 from Master of Malt. That is £7.45 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 5cl (£2.99) and Johnnie Walker Black Label 5cl (£3.95).
How much does whisky miniature (5cl or less) cost?
Whisky miniature (5cl or less) costs from £2.50 to £449.95, with a median of £35.00. The dearest is The Glenlivet 25 Year Old.
What is the oldest whisky miniature (5cl or less) you can buy?
The Glenlivet 25 Year Old, at 25 years old, from £449.95.
How big is a whisky miniature?
Typically 5cl (50ml), meant to be a single serving. 50ml is also the smallest size US rules allow for spirits.
What are whisky miniatures used for?
Gifts, samples and promotions, and in places like hotel minibars, trains and planes where opening a full bottle isn’t practical. They are also sold in sets for comparing different whiskies.
What bottle sizes can whisky be sold in the UK?
Pre-packed spirits from 100ml to 2 litres must be one of these sizes: 10cl, 20cl, 35cl, 50cl, 70cl, 1 litre, 1.5 litres, 1.75 litres or 2 litres. Containers under 100ml, such as 5cl miniatures, and over 2 litres are not restricted to that list.
Does whisky keep better in a smaller bottle?
Once opened, yes. Less air in the bottle means less oxidation, so pouring a half-empty bottle into smaller ones slows the change. In Whiskipedia’s year-long test, whisky in full, wax-sealed 5cl bottles was unchanged after 12 months, and kept better than bottles protected with inert gas or a vacuum pump.