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The Balvenie - The Balvenie is a double wood 12-year-old Single Malt Scotch distilled in Scotland.

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The Balvenie - Matured in a sherry and oak cask, The Balvenie boasts of layers of flavor. It's the perfect after-dinner drink to impress your guests with.

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Cardhu -

Cardhu is a Scottish single malt that has a bold cocoa and fruity flavor. Curious fact: it is the most-bought scotch in Spain.

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Cardhu - This scotch whisky comes from Speyside, one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland.

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Old Pulteney - Old Pulteney is a 12-year-old malt whisky that takes its name from the Scottish Pulteneytown area it is made in.

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Old Pulteney - The whisky has an aromatic but dry flavor with hints of toffee and apples.

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Laphroaig - Smoky Laphroaig is a 10-year-old scotch whisky from Islay, Scotland.

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Laphroaig - It is the "marmite" of scotch whiskies due to the unique blend of medicinal herbs and smokiness that polarises drinkers.

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Ledaig - This whisky is from the Isle of Mull, on the Scottish west coast.

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Ledaig - It stands out for its notes of vanilla, white pepper, and liquorice.

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Lagavulin - Lagavulin whisky comes from one of the most popular whisky regions, the Scottish island of Islay.

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Lagavulin - This smoky whisky is 16-years-old and 43% strong.

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Bowmore - Bowmore is also 43% alcohol.

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Bowmore - It is produced in Bowmore Distillery on Islay. The warehouse is one of the oldest in Scotland.

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Aberlour - This Scottish whiksy was sold solely in the French market before 2008 and costs over £100.

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Aberlour -

Its flavor features orange, vanilla, a hint of caramel, and a chocolate finish. It's the ideal dram to enjoy after dinner with friends.

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The Ardmore Legacy - This dry and spicy whisky is as mythical in flavor as the Scottish Highlands where it was made.

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The Ardmore Legacy - The Admore Legacy whisky is smoky with notes of vanilla and citrus fruit, giving it a smooth finish.

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English Whisky Company - English Whisky Company whisky has an oak dry finish thanks to the bourbon casks it is aged in.

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English Whisky Company - It has an interesting combination of citrus, lemongrass, and chilli flavours.

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Talisker Skye - Talisker Skye is a Scottish smoky single malt from the Isle of Skye.

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Talisker Skye - Talisker is known for its combination of peppery, sweet, and spicy flavors.

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Glenkinchie - Glenkinchie distillery is in East Lothian, Scotland.

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Glenkinchie - Glenkinchie is soft, fruity, and flowery in flavor, making it perfect for those less keen on strong whiskies.

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Mortlach - Mortlach is a spicy and rich rare old single malt from Dufftown, Scotland.

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Mortlach - The whisky has been called one of the "best kept secrets of the whisky world," according to Business Insider.

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Teeling - This Irish whisky is one of the best whiskies from the Emerald Isle.

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Teeling - It stands out for its sweetness and notes of sultanas, coconut, and fruity oak.

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Green Spot - Green Spot is often considered Ireland's best whisky. 

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Green Spot - This vanilla-infused smooth whisky is distilled in Midleton Distillery in Cork.

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Glen Marnoch - If you're on a budget but still want to enjoy some fine whisky, Glen Marnoch is the scotch you've been looking for.

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Glen Marnoch -

You can buy this affordable single malt whisky in Aldi for £17.

See also: The best whiskey cocktails you just have to try

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