Massive Speyside Whisky Sale Just Dropped: Up to Hundreds of Euros Off
NewsWednesday, 22 April 2026 at 09:52
The Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival is underway, and that means all eyes are on Speyside whisky. But you don’t have to travel to Scotland to join in. Thanks to The Whisky Exchange’s limited-time whisky deals, you can enjoy the very best this region has to offer from the comfort of your couch.
In honor of the upcoming Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival, The Whisky Exchange has launched a special promotion. From April 20 through May 3, a wide selection of Speyside whiskies is on offer, ranging from easy-drinking introductions to rare and older bottlings.
Speyside whisky in the spotlight
The Spirit of Speyside festival is a true highlight on the whisky calendar. Every year, thousands of enthusiasts flock to the Speyside region to tour distilleries, attend tastings, and discover new releases. This sale ties in perfectly: it’s an accessible way to get a taste of what Speyside has to offer, right at home.
What makes this lineup compelling is its breadth. Big names like The Balvenie, The Macallan, Glenfiddich, and Mortlach are all represented. Every bottle on offer delivers a quality drinking experience—just at a sharper price than you’d usually expect.
Which Speyside whiskies are an extra-good buy right now?
Discounts vary widely. Some bottles are a few pounds cheaper, while exclusive releases can save you hundreds. Below are the whiskies on sale around the festival.
- Dalmunach 6 Year Old Wulver - now 38.20 euros - save 24.71 euros
- Knockando 12 Year Old - now 43.64 euros - save 5.88 euros
- Glenfiddich Project XX Experimental Series - now 45.36 euros - save 11.77 euros
- Balvenie 12 Year Old Sweet Toast Of American Oak - now 49.53 euros - save 8.24 euros
- Glenallachie 2012 10 Year Old Cuvee Wine Cask - now 52.22 euros - save 5.88 euros
- Aberlour 11 Year Old American Oak - now 53.70 euros - save 21.18 euros
- Glen Spey 12 Year Old Flora & Fauna - now 55.41 euros - save 5.88 euros
- Cragganmore 2008 Distillers Edition 2020 - now 55.85 euros - save 23.54 euros
- Glentauchers 2013 10 Year Old The Seasons Spring - now 56.83 euros - save 17.65 euros
- Benrinnes 2009 12 Year Old Sherry Cask - now 58.80 euros - save 17.65 euros
- Glen Moray 2008 Manzanilla Finish - now 60.56 euros - save 17.65 euros
- Glenfiddich 18 Year Old - now 81.65 euros - save 17.65 euros
- Benriach 2008 15 Year Old The Seasons Summer - now 83.31 euros - save 29.48 euros
- Macallan Classic Cut 2022 Release - now 107.88 euros - save 47.08 euros
- Roseisle 14 Year Old Special Releases 2025 - now 124.55 euros - save 11.77 euros
- Macallan The Harmony Collection Amber Meadow - now 138.28 euros - save 23.54 euros
- Mortlach 16 Year Old Flora & Fauna - now 147.11 euros - save 205.96 euros
- Glenrothes 1997 25 Year Old Thompson Bros - now 162.80 euros - save 58.84 euros
- Longmorn 1997 22 Year Old Cask 159502 - now 162.80 euros - save 70.61 euros
- Glenfiddich 21 Year Old Chinese New Year 2024 - now 175.55 euros - save 23.54 euros
- Mortlach 2003 21 Year Old Bourbon Cask - now 201.05 euros - save 47.08 euros
- Glenfarclas 25 Year Old London Edition - now 214.78 euros - save 35.31 euros
- Caperdonich 2000 21 Year Old Signatory - now 224.59 euros - save 82.38 euros
- Macallan 25 Year Old Sherry Oak 2022 - now 1,569.18 euros - save 353.07 euros
With this limited-time sale, now might be the perfect moment to bring home a few standout Speyside whiskies. You’ll find beloved classics as well as plenty of rare bottles to snap up with a healthy discount.
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