Grant's blended Scotch comes from William Grant & Sons, set up by William Grant in Dufftown, Speyside, in 1887. The family still owns the business, which also makes Glenfiddich.
The core Grant's blend is Triple Wood, matured in three kinds of cask: virgin oak, American oak and refill bourbon barrels. Each cask adds its own layer, from spice to vanilla to brown sugar.
The Grant's Range at Liquor Club
We stock three Grant's bottles. Grant's Triple Wood comes in 700ml, with vanilla, honey and apple notes. Grant's in a 1L bottle is the larger size for regular mixing, with malt sweetness and light fruit. Grant's Smoky (1L) adds peated whisky for a smoky edge with caramel and spice. Browse more in blended whisky.
How to Enjoy Grant's
Grant's is built for mixing. A whisky highball with chilled soda water and a lemon twist shows off the fruit, while ginger ale and lime makes a good long drink. Try Grant's Smoky in a Penicillin-style mix with honey, lemon and ginger, or simply over ice with cloudy apple juice.
Buy Grant's Online in NZ
Choose the 700ml Triple Wood to try the blend, the 1L for regular mixing, or the Smoky for peat lovers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Grant's a single malt?
No. Grant's is a blended Scotch, combining malt and grain whiskies. William Grant & Sons makes its single malts under separate names such as Glenfiddich.
What does each Triple Wood cask add?
According to Grant's, virgin oak brings spice, American oak gives vanilla, and refill bourbon casks add a brown sugar sweetness to the blend.
How smoky is Grant's Smoky?
It is gently smoky rather than heavily peated. The blend includes a higher share of peated whisky, with caramel and spice keeping it rounded.
Where is Grant's made?
Grant's is a Scotch whisky from William Grant & Sons, whose roots are in Dufftown, in Scotland's Speyside whisky region.
