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The Singleton single malt whisky has 40% off ahead of Burns Night

The discount drops the price of the 12-year-old scotch to just £27

Steve Hogarty
Tuesday 31 December 2024 13:03 GMT
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The 12-year-old scotch hails from the Speyside coastal region of the Scottish Highlands
The 12-year-old scotch hails from the Speyside coastal region of the Scottish Highlands (The Independent)

Burns Night is fast approaching, so naturally we’re on the prowl for discounts on scotch whisky. And none other than Amazon has delivered the goods. The Singleton 12-year-old scotch has been reduced by 40 per cent, which brings the price of the popular Speyside whisky down to £27.

Speyside is renowned for having some of the most mineral-rich water in the world, attracting many of Scotland’s most globally celebrated distilleries. The Singleton 12 is a real crowd-pleaser from the Highlands region, offering a smooth and mellow taste designed to be accessible for those who haven’t dabbled much in malts before.

The whisky can be enjoyed neat in front of a roaring fire (the perfect antidote to January’s cold, wintery weather), but The Singleton 12 is also recommended for mixing whisky highballs – just add soda and ice. Regardless of how you choose to enjoy yours, make sure to benefit from this saving while you can.

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The Singleton 12-year-old single malt whisky: Was £46, now £27.44, Amazon.co.uk

(The Singleton)

An unapologetically drinkable scotch, The Singleton 12 bills itself as a smooth, fruity and buttery single malt that’s an ideal entry point for those who might not consider themselves huge whisky fans.

Unusually for a single malt – which some purists insist must be enjoyed neat, ideally by a roaring log fire next to a wolfhound – The Singleton is freely recommended for mixing with soda, unlocking the potential for whisky highballs.

Raise a toast this Burns Night.

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