Whisky by flavour
Pick a flavour to see the bottles that lean that way, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check. A bottle can sit under several flavours: most whiskies are sweet and fruity before they are anything else.
We place bottles from tasting notes, not from marketing copy. Where a bottle has enough notes of its own we use those. Otherwise we fall back on the distillery’s core range and adjust it with what the label tells us (peat, cask, style), and we ask more of that fallback before listing a bottle. Taste is personal and notes are noisy, so treat these pages as a starting point. For smoke levels by label, see peat and smoke.
Fruity
240 in stock
Citrus
202 in stock
Sweet
200 in stock
Fresh fruit
156 in stock
Creamy
151 in stock
Honey
151 in stock
Vanilla
136 in stock
Smoky
122 in stock
Oaky
117 in stock
Spicy
103 in stock
Dried fruit
91 in stock
Chocolate
77 in stock
Sherried
77 in stock
Floral
75 in stock
Malty
73 in stock
Maritime and salty
65 in stock
Medicinal and iodine
40 in stock
Nutty
28 in stock
Herbal and grassy
21 in stock
Tobacco and leather
9 in stock
Questions
Which flavours have the most whisky in stock?
Which flavours have the highest-rated whisky?
Hakushu 25 Year Old, from Honey, is the highest-rated bottle with at least 100 member ratings: 90.8/100 from 130 ratings. It costs from £3,999.95 at 3 retailers.
Which flavours are cheapest?
Herbal and grassy has the lowest median price, £64.95 across 20 bottles. Chocolate is the dearest, with a median of £124.99 across 77 bottles. Only flavours with at least five bottles in stock are compared.