Citrusy whisky

Citrus whisky has notes of lemon, orange peel and zest. It turns up most in lighter, younger malts and in bourbon-cask whisky.

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

Questions

What is the best citrusy whisky?
Fettercairn 28 Year Old is the highest-rated citrusy whisky with at least 100 member ratings: 87.0/100 from 104 ratings, from £625.00 at 1 retailer. The most-rated is Caol Ila 12 Year Old, with 3,427 ratings averaging 83.6/100, from £49.96. The 200 bottles we compare come from 61 distilleries, led by Macallan (27), Caol Ila (11) and Bruichladdich (9).
What is the cheapest citrusy whisky?
Jameson Irish Whiskey is the cheapest citrusy whisky we compare: £25.99 at DrinkSupermarket.com. That is £30.94 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Old Pulteney Harbour (£27.00) and Auchentoshan American Oak Whisky 70cl (£32.99).
How much does citrusy whisky cost?
In-stock citrusy whisky runs from £25.99 to £12,600.00 across 200 bottles, with a median of £92.99. 35 cost under £50. The dearest is Macallan The Archival Series Folio 2.
Which citrusy whisky is easiest to find?
Arran 10 Year Old is stocked by 5 of the retailers we check, from £43.95. Prices for it differ by up to £5.55 between retailers.
What is the oldest citrusy whisky you can buy?
Glengoyne 36 Year Old Russell Family Single Cask, at 36 years old, from £3,499.96. 119 of the 200 bottles in stock carry an age statement.