What is the most popular whisky in the UK?

Mark Riley, managing director, of Edrington-Beam Suntory UK said: “The Famous Grouse for years has been the UK’s favourite whisky and driving force behind the blended Scotch category, so we are delighted to have reclaimed our number one spot in the UK’s largest spirits category.

What are the top 10 whisky brands?

Top 10 Whisky

• The Macallan 18 Year Old Sherry Oak 2018 Released. Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
• HIGHLAND PARK 18 Year Old.
• Glenfarclas 15 Year Old.
• Lagavulin 16 Year Old.
• BRUICHLADDICH The Classic Laddie Scottish Barley.
• WHITE WALKER BY JOHNNIE WALKER.
• NIKKA From The Barrel.
• BOWMORE 12 Year Old.

What is the number 1 selling whiskey?

According to data shared by the Spirits Business, Jack Daniels and Jim Beam are by far the best-selling American whiskey brands, with 12.3 and 10.7 million 9-liter cases sold in 2020, respectively. The nearest competitors, Evan Williams and Maker’s Mark, sold a fraction of that last year.

What whiskey is popular in England?

Best English Whiskies

• Adnams Rye Malt Whisky. 0 out of 5.
• Gullivers 47.
• The English Original English.
• The English Small Batch Rum Cask Matured.
• The Norfolk Parched Single Grain English Single Grain Whisky.
• The English Smokey English.
• Sacred Peated English Whisky.
• The Norfolk Malt ‘N’ Rye Single Grain English Single Grain Whisky.

Where is Scotch popular?

Scotland
From single malt to blended whisky, these are best bottles to crack into. From the Highlands to the Islay, Scotland is, of course, known for its production of Scotch whisky.

Which countries drink the most whisky?

France is the number one country per capita, with 2.15 liters of whiskey drunk per person. Uruguay was next with 1.77 liters, followed by the United States (1.14 liters), Australia (1.3 liters) and Spain (1.29 liters).

Is Jack Daniels popular in the UK?

As it celebrates its 150th anniversary, Jack Daniel’s is now Britain’s best-selling whiskey brand.

Is Macallan Speyside or Highland?

Macallan was one of the first Highland distilleries to take out a licence in 1824, since when it has been distilled by generations of craftsman on a small estate over looking the River near Craigellachie in the heart of Speyside.