Collection: Single malt

Single malt whisky is at the heart of the Scottish whisky tradition. Produced in a single distillery from malted barley, single malt whisky embodies the very essence of the craft. In our online shop, you’ll find a fine selection of the finest single malt whiskies, which you can explore and order from the comfort of your own home.

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Chivas Brothers

Royal Salute 21 Years Old THE SIGNATURE BLEND 40% Vol. 0,02l

4,50 €

(225,00 €l)

Edradour Whisky

Edradour 10 Years Old 200 Years Distillery Edition 46% Vol. 0,02l

3,50 €

(175,00 €l)

The Glen Deveron

The Deveron 12 Years Old Highland Single Malt 40% Vol. 0,02l

3,60 €

(180,00 €l)

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The best single malt whisky brands

In our online shop, you’ll find a carefully curated selection of the finest single malt whiskies. Here are some of the best-known and most prestigious brands whose products you can find here:

Glenfiddich: One of the world’s best-known distilleries, famous for its excellent single malts with complex and multi-layered flavours.
Macallan: This brand is synonymous with high-quality single malts, matured in sherry casks, which give them their distinctive aromas of dried fruit and spices.
Lagavulin: Known for its intense, smoky whiskies with a perfect balance of sweetness and spice, ideal for lovers of robust flavours.
Glenmorangie: This distillery produces smooth and floral whiskies, the result of long maturation and meticulous craftsmanship.
Ardbeg: One of the smokiest and peatiest whiskies from the Isle of Islay, prized for its deep and complex flavour profiles.

Unique flavour profiles

Single malt whiskies offer an impressive variety of flavours, which vary from distillery to distillery. Typical aromas include malt, fruit, honey, vanilla, spices and, at times, peat and smoke. This diversity makes single malt whisky particularly appealing to connoisseurs and newcomers alike, as there is something to suit every taste.

The History of Whisky – From its Beginnings to Today’s Diversity

The origins of whisky date back to the 15th century, when monks in Ireland and Scotland began producing alcoholic distillates from grain. Originally known as ‘Aqua Vitae’, whisky evolved over the centuries into a distinctive spirit enjoyed worldwide. In the 18th and 19th centuries, legal regulations, technological advances and the invention of the Coffey still led to industrial production and a clear distinction between different types of whisky.

In the 19th century, the foundations were laid for today’s diversity: single malt whisky, produced exclusively from malted barley in a single distillery, initially gained prominence amongst connoisseurs. With the ability to produce grain whiskies efficiently in the Coffey still, blended whisky emerged – a mixture of single malts and grain whiskies. This combination resulted in a milder, more consistent flavour and made whisky accessible to a wider audience. Today, both single malt and blended whisky represent distinct worlds of flavour and play a defining role in modern whisky culture.

International whiskies

Alongside the traditional whisky-producing nations of Scotland and Ireland, international whiskies are gaining increasing prominence. Countries such as Japan, Taiwan, India and Australia have successfully established themselves on the global market thanks to innovative production methods and regionally distinctive flavours. Japanese whisky in particular is now highly regarded for its precision, elegance and harmonious balance – influenced by Scottish tradition, yet with a style all of its own. Taiwanese whisky, led by brands such as Kavalan Whisky, delights with its tropical, rapid maturation and intense fruity notes, which lend it a unique aroma.

This international diversity greatly enriches the range of whiskies available and demonstrates that top quality no longer comes exclusively from Scotland or Ireland. Indian whiskies surprise with powerful, spicy notes, whilst Australian distilleries create new taste experiences through local grain varieties and experimental cask maturation. In our online shop, you can discover international whiskies to suit every taste – ideal for curious connoisseurs and anyone looking to rediscover whisky.

What makes single malt whisky special?

Single malt whisky is produced exclusively from malted barley and water at a single distillery. Strict production standards and traditional craftsmanship ensure high quality and an unrivalled taste experience. Every single malt whisky is unique and reflects the individual characteristics of the distillery and its surroundings.

Whisky classification symbols – a guide for connoisseurs

Symbols on whisky bottles and packaging serve as a handy guide to the whisky’s sensory profile. They provide a quick overview of key characteristics such as the type of cask used for maturation (e.g. sherry, bourbon or wine casks), the level of smokiness, or whether the whisky has been bottled ‘as is’ – i.e. without chill filtration. Information on colour retention or alcohol content can also be conveyed via such pictograms, thereby making the purchasing decision easier.

These classification symbols are particularly valuable for beginners, as they help them to pinpoint their own taste preferences. But even experienced whisky enthusiasts appreciate the concise information at a glance. In our online shop, you will find not only a diverse range but also transparent information on every bottle – for a thoroughly informative shopping experience.

Buying whisky made easy

Our online shop offers you a user-friendly platform where you can order your favourite whisky easily and securely. Thanks to detailed product descriptions and customer reviews, you’ll quickly find the whisky that suits your taste. You’ll also benefit from our regular promotions and discounts.

Whisky tasting at home

Would you like to explore the world of single malt whisky? Take advantage of our range of tasting sets and samples. These sets allow you to sample different single malts and discover your favourites. They also make the perfect gift for whisky lovers!

Whisky regions in Scotland – diversity from five distinctive landscapes

Scotland is divided into several whisky regions, each with its own climatic conditions, sources of raw materials and production traditions – a key factor in the diversity of flavours found in Scottish whiskies. The best-known regions include the Highlands, Speyside, Islay, the Lowlands and Campbeltown. Whilst the Highlands produce robust, often peaty whiskies, Speyside is known for its fruity, elegant flavours. Islay is synonymous with intense smokiness, the Lowlands tend to yield lighter, floral expressions, and Campbeltown captivates with its maritime and spicy notes.

This regional diversity allows whisky lovers to choose from a wide spectrum of styles and flavours – from delicate to smoky, from sweet to spicy. A whisky’s origin is therefore not only an indication of its geographical location, but also a marker of quality and style.

Conclusion

Single malt whisky offers a fascinating variety of flavour profiles and aromas that are sure to delight any whisky lover. In our online shop, you’ll find an exclusive selection of the finest single malt whiskies, which you can order from the comfort of your own home. Immerse yourself in the world of single malt whisky and discover the unrivalled quality and craftsmanship of these exceptional spirits.

Questions and Answers

If you have any questions or problems, please feel free to contact our customer service & we will get back to you as soon as possible!

Is single malt whisky a suitable gift?

Absolutely! Single malt whisky makes an excellent gift for connoisseurs and lovers of fine spirits. Many of our whiskies come in attractive gift packaging.

Can you drink single malt whisky neat?

Yes, single malt whisky can be enjoyed both neat and in cocktails. Many connoisseurs prefer to drink it neat or with a drop of water to bring out the full range of flavours.

What distinguishes single malt whisky from other whiskies?

Single malt whisky comes from a single distillery and is made exclusively from malted barley. Unlike blended whiskies, which are made by blending different malts and grains, single malt whisky offers a purer and often more complex taste experience.

Which glasses are best for whisky?

Nosing glasses are best suited for whisky tastings, as they bring out the aromas to their fullest. Tumbler glasses are also popular for enjoying whisky at home.

How long should single malt whisky be aged?

Single malt whisky must be aged in oak casks for at least three years to be called Scotch. However, many high-quality whiskies are aged for much longer to develop more complex flavour profiles.

How is single malt whisky made?

Single malt whisky is made exclusively from malted barley and water and is aged for at least three years in oak casks. It is distilled in copper pot stills, which contributes to its characteristic flavours.

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