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This list is for anyone looking for a good bottle of scotch, whether you prefer a smooth blend, a smoky Islay malt or a Speyside single malt. It is drawn from what The Wild Duck has in stock in Boston and from what sells here. Read each line for the style, then pick the one that matches how you like to drink whisky.
A Speyside blended malt of three single malts at 40% ABV, smooth enough to sip and soft enough for a highball.
An Islay single malt at 40% ABV, vatted from several cask types, for anyone who wants real peat smoke.
A 12-year-old blend where malt and grain whiskies are matured together, suited to a relaxed pour at home.
A blended Scotch with an eight-year age statement and an Islay-style character built on peat smoke.
A Scotch with a 12-year age statement, so every whisky in the bottle has spent at least that long in oak.
A Speyside single malt matured in both American and European oak casks, a good example of a double-cask style.
A Perthshire blend at 40% ABV, a classic everyday scotch for mixing in a highball or pouring over ice.
A blended Scotch at 40% ABV with a lighter, approachable character, well suited to mixing and simple serves.
A blended Scotch that combines whiskies from more than one distillery into a single house style.
A Scotch whisky made in Scotland and aged in oak, a straightforward choice for mixing or sipping.
A Highland single malt with a 14-year age statement, for those who like a smooth malt.
A Scotch whisky whose name points to French oak influence in the maturation.