The Best Scotch Whisky Brands at a Glance For the most part, they’re sticking with globally recognised names that you either know and love or should know and love, such as Laphroaig, Lagavulin, The Macallan, and Glenfiddich, but they’re also throwing a few curveballs your way courtesy of whisky expert, Emma Cookson (an award-winning bartender in Australia), alongside The Whisky List’s very own Oliver Maruda and Crown Resorts expert Aaron Shuttleworth. They only looked at Scotch whiskies with a rating of 4.0/5 or higher through Dan Murphy’s reviews and took into account the major gripes and positives from the public.
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This list was compiled through personal experience and online research, plus through commentary from drinks critics and expert whiskey reviewers. While Man of Many are sticklers for research and certainly know a thing or two about Scotch, that didn’t negate the need for them to turn to the experts for this list. How Man of Many Chose This List of Scotch Whisky
Related: You’ll want to drink your Scotch out of the best whiskey glasses, check them out here. Truly, the remarkable history of Scottish whisky is responsible for putting modern spirit-making on the map and even now, centuries after it was first pioneered, we’re still learning new things about some of the world’s oldest distilleries. Similar to Champagne or Cognac, Scotch is a label that can only be given to whisky distilled within Scotland, provided it meets some specific requirements, including maturation time-frames, ABV% regulations and a host more. The regions themselves have become synonymous with different flavours, styles and practices, so much so, that even the lamen can generally tell a dram’s lineage via a few key characteristics. From the Highlands to the seaside, the best Scotch whisky brands hail from all parts of the iconic country, and it’s not a surprise.
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