Berry Bros & Rudd

Ireland has a long history of distilling, some say longer than Scotland. In recent years there has been a resurgence in the number of new and old distilleries opening or reopening. Our Classic Irish Malt comes from the Great Northern Distillery in Dundalk and displays all the typical flavours you would expect from an Irishman.Gradation 44.2%

Sherry casks are considered a luxury in whisky making. These expensive barrels deliver a spirit with distinctive notes of fruit, citrus and nuts. Our Sherry Cask is blended with the finest Sherry casks to deliver a balanced expression of this unique and engaging style.Gradation 44.2%

Historically, almost all Scotch whiskies had a distinctive smoky note, as peat was the most readily available fuel; however, this is much less common today. Our Peated Cask pays homage to this tradition.Gradation 44.2%

The Isle of Islay is renowned for the distinctive peaty style and smoky flavours of its whiskies. The classic Islay Malt is a carefully selected blend of casks from some of the island's iconic distilleries, creating a smoky yet balanced blend that is complex and distinctive.Gradation 45.3%

Scotland's most famous whiskies come from Speyside, known for its approachable, fruity style and floral complexity. Our classic Speyside Malt captures the very essence of the region, balancing subtle fruit and honey flavours with simple yet complex aromas.Gradation 44.2%

It is the London Dry Gin par excellence distilled in central London at Thames Distillers based on an ancient family recipe from Berry Bros. & Rudd. London Dry Gin has always been a sought-after product and, in 1909, it was included for the first time in the Berry Bros. & Rudd catalogue. As evidence of its importance, it was also mentioned in the famous book “The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks” by David Embury, published in 1948.Gradation 40.6%