The Famous Grouse
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About this product
Scotland’s Beloved Classic.
For generations, The Famous Grouse has been a staple in homes and pubs across Scotland — and increasingly in Ireland, where whisky is woven into the fabric of culture. Known for its smooth, approachable flavour and rich heritage, this blended Scotch whisky offers a dependable dram that fits every occasion, from lively celebrations to quiet moments of reflection. It’s the whisky that brings people together, with a legacy as enduring as the landscapes it comes from.
Why we love it:
What sets The Famous Grouse apart is its flawless balance and versatility. Crafted from a blend of fine malt and grain whiskies, it delivers a soft, honeyed sweetness with hints of dried fruit and a gentle smoky touch. Whether enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as the base of a classic whisky cocktail, it remains a crowd-pleaser. Its longstanding popularity in Ireland speaks to its reliable quality and timeless appeal — a whisky that welcomes both newcomers and seasoned drinkers alike.
Country of origin
Scotland
Tasting notes
Colour
Warm amber gold.
Nose
Malty sweetness with notes of vanilla, orchard fruits, and subtle smoke.
Palate
Smooth and mellow, with flavours of honey, dried fruits, and a touch of oak.
Serving suggestion
🍸 Serving Suggestions
Enjoy The Famous Grouse neat to appreciate its smoothness, or pour over ice for a refreshing chill. It’s also an excellent choice for classic whisky cocktails such as a Whisky Sour or a Rob Roy, bringing a rich depth of flavour that elevates every sip.
🏠 Easy Home Serve
For an easy and satisfying serve, try the Grouse Ginger Fizz:
- 50ml The Famous Grouse
- 100ml ginger ale
- A wedge of lime
- Serve over ice in a highball glass and garnish with lime for a lively, refreshing drink that’s perfect for any Irish gathering.
Size, cl
70
ABV, %
40.0
About the producer
Established in 1896, The Famous Grouse has grown to become one of Scotland’s most iconic blended whiskies. Celebrated for its craftsmanship and consistent quality, it holds a special place in the hearts of whisky lovers across Scotland and Ireland alike — a true classic with a story as rich as its flavour.