Scotland
Ballantine's 12 Year Old
Ballantine’s twelve-year-old blend, richer and more honeyed than the entry versions.
- Sweet
- Vanilla
- Fruity
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The best whiskies under €25
At €25 the first entry-level single malts and some aged blends come in, alongside the usual classics. It’s the perfect range for keeping a bottle open without thinking too much about it, or for starting to discover what you like: sweeter, spicier, fruitier? Each whisky’s flavour profile helps you choose.
How we make this list
We rank the whiskies by the community’s votes (“Love it”, “Like it” or “Don’t like it”), adjusted for how many each one has: that way, two enthusiastic votes don’t jump ahead of two hundred. There are still few votes, so for now the easiest to find in Spain go first. The order never depends on what we earn.
The price is a guide (the usual one in Spain) until we can compare it across shops: check it before you buy.
Kentucky, United States
Four Roses Bourbon
The entry bourbon from Four Roses, a Kentucky distillery known for combining several different recipes and yeasts.
- Fruity
- Sweet
- Spicy
1 of 1 person likes itFew votes
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Johnnie Walker Red Label
Johnnie Walker’s entry blend, designed from the start for mixing. It combines malt and grain whiskies from different regions of Scotland and shows a smoky hint that sets it apart from other inexpensive blends.
- Spicy
- Fruity
- Cereal
1 of 1 person likes itFew votes
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Ballantine's 10 Year Old
The step between Ballantine's Finest and the twelve-year-old. With ten years of ageing, it keeps the house’s smooth, honeyed character but gains some body, more vanilla and riper fruit.
- Sweet
- Vanilla
- Fruity
1 of 1 person likes itFew votes
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Jack Daniel's Old No. 7
The most famous American whiskey and the benchmark of the Tennessee style. Before ageing it is filtered through maple charcoal, a process that softens the spirit, and it matures in new charred oak casks.
- Vanilla
- Sweet
- Oak
No votes yet
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Jameson
The best-selling Irish whiskey and a benchmark of the island’s style: smooth, fruity and smoke-free.
- Fruity
- Sweet
- Vanilla
No votes yet
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Ballantine's Finest
Ballantine’s best-known blend, very present in Spanish supermarkets and bars. It is made with dozens of malt and grain whiskies and aims for a friendly, sweet and balanced profile, with no rough edges.
- Sweet
- Fruity
- Vanilla
No votes yet
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Bushmills Original
The entry blend from Bushmills, the historic Northern Irish distillery. It blends triple-distilled malt whiskey with grain whiskey and offers a light, sweet and fruity profile, without smoke.
- Fruity
- Sweet
- Vanilla
No votes yet
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J&B Rare
A light blend that is very popular in Spain, associated for decades with mixed drinks.
- Fruity
- Cereal
- Sweet
No votes yet
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Jim Beam White Label
One of the best-known bourbons and a regular presence in any bar. It is a simple, sweet Kentucky bourbon, with vanilla, caramel and oak, and a spicy touch.
- Sweet
- Vanilla
- Oak
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