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 bottles 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 Edradour No.1 Andrew’s Anniversary 6 Year Old PX Cask Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl (6 years old, 57.1% ABV, 70cl), at £50.00 from The Whisky Shop. That is £54.99 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Grace O’Malley Dark Char Blend (£50.00) and Grace O’Malley Rum Cask Irish Whiskey (£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.