Whisky £30 to £50

Whisky £30 to £50 covers bottles whose lowest in-stock shelf price at the UK retailers we check fell within that range at the last refresh, before delivery. The list changes with each price and stock update. Formats run from 50cl to 1L, so check sizes when comparing different bottles.

Many entry-level single malts aged 10 or 12 years sit here alongside blends and bourbons. Compare cask, age and peat rather than treating the band as a quality ranking. For a lower threshold, see whisky under £30, or narrow this list to single malt. Read how we compare prices for the delivery and stock rules behind each offer.

455 bottles in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.

Questions

What is the cheapest whisky priced £30 to £50?
The cheapest whisky priced £30 to £50 is Loch Lomond Single Grain Unpeated (46% ABV, 70cl), at £30.00 from The Whisky Shop. That is £34.99 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Stags Breath Liqueur 70cl (£30.00) and Jameson Crested (£30.49).
What is the oldest whisky priced £30 to £50 you can buy?
What is a distillery's core range?
The bottlings a distillery sells all year round, usually led by a 10 or 12 year old single malt: Glenfiddich 12, The Glenlivet 12, Talisker 10 and Laphroaig 10 are examples. Limited editions, single casks, festival releases and older age statements sit outside the core range.
What is the standard bottle size for whisky in the UK?
In the UK and European Union, 70cl (700ml) is the standard container size for spirits, mandatory under EC rules from 1 January 1992. However, some imported bottlings (such as Japanese whiskies like Nikka from the Barrel) are packaged in 50cl bottles, while travel retail and supermarket value formats often use 100cl (1-litre) bottles.