Named after the legendary 100 pipers who led Scottish clans into battle, this classic blend carries more than flavor, it carries history. 100 Pipers is a smooth, approachable Scotch with roots in tradition and a character that stands confidently on any shelf.

100 Pipers Blended Scotch Whisky
Brand: 100 Pipers | Category: Blended Scotch | ABV: 40% | Origin: Scotland | Vol: 700ml

Tasting Profile
Nose: Light and floral with soft smoke, green apple, and a touch of cereal sweetness.
Palate: Smooth and easy-drinking. Gentle notes of vanilla, honey, and oak round out the blend with a whisper of peat.
Finish: Crisp and clean, with just enough spice and warmth to linger.

Production Details
Crafted with a core of Speyside malts, most notably from the Allt á Bhainne distillery, 100 Pipers is a balanced blend that favors smoothness and subtle complexity. It’s a whisky designed to be versatile and accessible without compromising heritage.

Perfect For
First drams, weekday pours, or sharing stories with friends. It’s casual but confident, great neat, over ice, or mixed into a highball.

Expert Notes
Often underestimated, 100 Pipers has a loyal following across Asia for its mellow flavor and incredible value. It’s proof that quality doesn’t always come with a heavy price tag.

Customer Reviews
“Light and pleasant. Perfect starter whisky.”   Theo, QC
“Great with soda and lemon, goes down smooth.”   Janine, Manila
“Affordable, reliable, and surprisingly good in a whisky sour.”   Luis, Pasig

Interesting Fact
100 Pipers was named after the ballad of Bonnie Prince Charlie, whose army of pipers was said to inspire courage on the battlefield. Today, it inspires a different kind of gathering.

Serving Suggestions
Try it in a highball with soda and a twist of citrus. Or go classic, neat with a few drops of water to reveal its soft, fruity layers.

Distillery Background
Owned by Pernod Ricard and anchored by the Allt-á-Bhainne distillery in Speyside, 100 Pipers is a global staple, consistently delivering reliable flavor with a nod to Scotland’s musical and whisky making traditions.