Diageo

Location: London, England
Region: England
Country: England
Established: 1997

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Description

A British multinational drinks conglomerate formed on December 17, 1997 through the merger of Guinness plc and Grand Metropolitan plc; not a distillery itself, but the world's largest Scotch whisky producer, owning roughly 28 malt distilleries in Scotland (including Talisker, Lagavulin, Oban, Cragganmore, and Caol Ila) plus blended brands like Johnnie Walker, Bell's, and J&B, alongside Guinness, Smirnoff, Tanqueray, and Captain Morgan.

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Whiskeys from this Distillery

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    No-age-statement blend built around Blair Athol as its heart malt, with contributions from Dufftown, Glenkinchie, and Caol Ila; one of the UK's best-selling Scotch whiskies

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    No-age-statement blend launched in 1884 by James Buchanan, renamed for its black bottle and white label after drinkers began requesting it by that description

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    Age-stated blend from the Buchanan's house founded by James Buchanan, popular in Latin American markets

  • Copper Dog

    40% ABV
    Blended Malt Scotch Whisky Speyside
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    A blend of no fewer than eight Speyside single malts, including Knockando, Roseisle, and Inchgower, developed in collaboration with the Craigellachie Hotel and married in old oak casks.

  • Bourbon Kentucky
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    Revived in 2015 after decades of US absence, distilled at the Bernheim facility from a mash of roughly 86% corn, 6% rye, and 8% malted barley; released in limited, irregular allotments

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    Iconic blended Scotch whisky brand originating from John Walker's grocery business in Kilmarnock in 1820. The world's best-selling Scotch whisky brand.

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    A blend of malt and grain whiskies each aged a minimum of eighteen years, including Speyside malts such as Cardhu and Highland malts like Blair Athol.

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    A 12-year-old blend sourced from across Scotland's four whisky-producing regions, occupying the middle of the Johnnie Walker range since the early 1900s.

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    Johnnie Walker's prestige no-age-statement blend, hand-selected from roughly one in every 10,000 casks including stock from closed 'ghost' distilleries.

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    Introduced in 2011 as a bolder, no-age-statement sibling to Black Label, emphasizing peaty West Coast malts and matured in more heavily charred casks.

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    Launched in 2012 to replace the age-stated Gold Label, centered on waxy Clynelish malt with supporting whiskies from Cardhu and Blair Athol and grain whisky from Cameronbridge.

  • Blended Malt Scotch Whisky Scotland
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    The only entry in Johnnie Walker's core range made entirely from single malts with no grain whisky, built around Talisker, Caol Ila, Cragganmore, and Linkwood.

  • Blended Scotch Scotland
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    The entry point to the Johnnie Walker range and the world's best-selling Scotch whisky, a no-age-statement blend of malt and grain whiskies designed primarily for mixing.

  • Orphan Barrel

    Varies ABV
    Bourbon Various
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    Limited release aged whiskeys

  • Blended Irish Whiskey Ireland
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    Premium blend of Irish malt and grain whiskey matured almost entirely in first-fill bourbon casks, non-chill filtered

  • Blended American Whiskey United States
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    Historic American blended whiskey introduced in 1934, once the best-selling whiskey brand in America and the base spirit of the classic 'Seven and Seven' highball

  • Vat 69

    40% ABV
    Blended Scotch Scotland
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    No-age-statement blend created by William Sanderson in 1882, named for the barrel number ('vat 69') tasters chose as their favorite from 100 trial blends