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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteAre you a Capricorn looking to put something special on the table for your birthday? Or are you planning to surprise someone with a whisky featuring their zodiac sign? You can. Did you know there’s an entire series of whiskies based on star signs? Meet The Whisky Exchange Zodiac Series 2026.
With the exclusive Zodiac Series, The Whisky Exchange releases 12 unique Scotch whiskies, each paired with a zodiac sign. It’s not just a bottle from a distillery with a nice label, it’s a carefully curated collection where character and flavor profile are matched to each sign’s traits for a delicious result.
What is the Zodiac Series whisky collection?
The Zodiac Series is a limited run of single malt Scotch whiskies, specially selected and bottled by The Whisky Exchange. Each whisky was chosen not only for its quality, but because it reflects the essence of a zodiac sign.
Think smoky, powerful whiskies for the fire signs, and elegant, refined drams for more reserved personalities. The idea: your star sign points to your perfect whisky.
Which whiskies are in the Zodiac Series?
- Cancer – Laphroaig 2015 10 Year Old
- Leo – Croftengea 2009 16 Year Old
- Virgo – Clynelish 2015 10 Year Old
- Libra – Glenlossie 2009 16 Year Old
- Pisces – Glenglassaugh 2015 10 Year Old
- Aries – Bunnahabhain Staoisha 2013 12 Year Old
- Taurus – Dailuaine 2020 5 Year Old
- Gemini – Ardmore 2009 16 Year Old
As you may have noticed, a few signs aren’t available yet. Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, and Aquarius are coming soon. The exact whiskies haven’t been revealed.
Below, we highlight each whisky in The Whisky Exchange’s Zodiac Series, covering flavor and cask maturation.
Laphroaig 2015 10 Year Old The Zodiac: Cancer
This intensely smoky single malt from Laphroaig pairs beautifully with Cancer’s caring, intuitive nature. Matured in a refill sherry hogshead, it delivers deep, layered flavors. On the nose: Padron peppers, frangipane, and honeysuckle; on the palate: smoke, leather, iodine, and a briny maritime note.
- Now available from The Whisky Exchange for 93.94 euros
Croftengea 2009 16 Year Old The Zodiac: Leo
This rare expression from Loch Lomond Distillery exudes power and charisma. Aromas of smoked almonds, marshmallow, and caramel are layered with hay and fruit. The palate is rich and full, striking a fine balance between smoke and sweetness.
- Exclusive to The Whisky Exchange for 98.89 euros
Clynelish 2015 10 Year Old The Zodiac: Virgo
Refined and composed—just what you’d expect from Virgo. This Clynelish offers notes of beeswax, apple, and citrus. The texture is silky and elegant, with subtle complexity.
- Available at The Whisky Exchange for 103.88 euros
Glenlossie 2009 16 Year Old The Zodiac: Libra
This Glenlossie channels harmony and balance. Fruity aromas of apple and blossom lead into a gentle, rounded palate of honey and melon. An approachable whisky, perfect for sharing.
- Find it at The Whisky Exchange for 84.05 euros
Glenglassaugh 2015 10 Year Old The Zodiac: Pisces
The maritime influence of Glenglassaugh Distillery makes this an ideal match for Pisces. Expect soft fruit tones, light spice, and a whisper of the sea. Elegant with a dreamer’s touch.
- Available from The Whisky Exchange for 87.01 euros
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Bunnahabhain Staoisha 2013 12 Year Old The Zodiac: Aries
Bold and smoky, this Bunnahabhain suits Aries’ fiery energy. Notes of smoke, bacon, and roasted fruit make for a distinctive dram.
- Available at The Whisky Exchange for 103.88 euros

Dailuaine 2020 5 Year Old The Zodiac: Taurus
Rich and sturdy—just like Taurus. This Dailuaine delivers deep flavors of dried fruit, nuts, and spice thanks to PX cask maturation.
- Order via The Whisky Exchange for 54.37 euros
Ardmore 2009 16 Year Old The Zodiac: Gemini
This Ardmore straddles two worlds: smoke and fresh fruit. Citrus, apple, and gentle peat smoke create a dynamic, versatile profile that suits Gemini perfectly.
- Available at The Whisky Exchange for 79.10 euros
Now that you’re in the know, the only question is which bottle you’ll pick up from The Whisky Exchange. Will it be your own star sign or the sign of a friend or loved one?
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