Welcome back to Part 2 of our A–Z whisky adventure! We’re picking up where we left off—from N to Z—with more brilliant bottles, emerging distilleries, and cult classics that deserve a spot on your tasting list.

🅽️ N – Nikka From the Barrel (Japan)

Bold, blended Japanese whisky with sherry and spice. A small bottle that packs a punch.

🅾️ O – Octomore 10.3 (Scotland)

Bruichladdich’s peatiest child. Explosive smoke, barley clarity, and Islay terroir.

🅿️ P – Penderyn Madeira Finish (Wales)

Light, fruity, and distinctly Welsh. Finished in Madeira wine casks for tropical brightness.

🆀 Q – Quiet Man Traditional Irish Whiskey (Ireland)

A lesser-known dram from Derry with soft vanilla and cereal notes.

🆁 R – Redbreast 12 Year Old (Ireland)

Single pot still Irish whisky. Creamy, spicy, and a fan favourite.

🆂 S – Starward Nova (Australia)

Matured in Aussie wine barrels. Red berries, oak, and urban Melbourne attitude.

🆃 T – Talisker 10 (Scotland)

A sea-swept dram from Skye. Peppery, smoky, and iconic.

🆄 U – Uncle Nearest 1856 (USA)

Tennessee whiskey honouring the Black distiller who taught Jack Daniel. Bold and important.

🆅 V – Virginia Distillery Co. Courage & Conviction (USA)

A promising American single malt with sherry, cuvée, and bourbon barrel complexity.

🆆 W – Westland American Oak (USA)

Pacific Northwest single malt aged in new American oak—malty, mocha, and modern.

🆇 X – X by Glenmorangie (Scotland)

Made for mixing—bright, vanilla-forward, and super versatile.

🆈 Y – Yamazaki 12 (Japan)

Suntory’s flagship single malt. Elegant, floral, and hard to find for a reason.

🆉 Z – Zuidam Millstone 12 Sherry Cask (Netherlands)

A Dutch whisky matured in sherry casks—rich, bold, and surprisingly refined.

From historic houses to bold new frontiers, this A–Z tour of whisky proves one thing: great drams are everywhere. Whether you’re a seasoned sipper or building your first shelf, these bottles will keep your glass (and curiosity) full.