Scotland's small islands – from Arran, Jura and Mull in the West, to Orkney in the North – produce whiskies of various styles. Though, when referring to the Island region, this does exclude the 'whisky capital' Islay, which is a region of its own. Island whiskies differ to one another, as their qualities are born from the individuality of the island itself. They, like the beautiful countryside they spring from, will provide something to suit everyone's taste.

Want to know how to get your hands on the limited-edition first whisky from Ardnahoe distillery?

Bottled to celebrate the 2024 Campbeltown Malt Festival, this limited-edition Glen Scotia bottling is a charmingly unconventional dram fit for a celebration together.

This week, our York store's W Club members were the first folk in the world to taste the inaugural whisky from Ardnahoe distillery - the newest and ninth distillery on Islay. The liquid was very well received, with fans of smoky whisky loving this modern take on an Islay single malt.