Blended Scotch/Bank Note Five Blended Scotch Whisky 750ml

Bank Note Five Blended Scotch Whisky 750ml

Whisky · 80 Proof
$23.99
About this bottle

Bank Note Five is a blended Scotch whisky from Ian Macleod Distillers, combining malt and grain whiskies aged a minimum of five years in oak casks. It pours a warm gold and leans into caramel, honey, and vanilla up front, with a dried-fruit and light oak-spice middle that settles into a gentle, faintly smoky finish. It's built as an easy-drinking blend rather than a sipping malt — approachable, consistent, and suited to regular rotation rather than a special occasion. A solid choice for anyone who wants a reliable blended Scotch for highballs and mixed drinks without reaching for a single malt.

How to drink Bank Note Five

This is a mixing whisky first — a Scotch and soda or whisky highball lets the honey and caramel come through without getting muddled. On the rocks works too if you want it simple, but save the single malts for neat pours.

Specs

Whisky80 proof

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve a blended Scotch like Bank Note Five?

Blended Scotch is built for mixing — serve it over ice or in a highball with soda, and save neat pours for single malts with more complexity to show off.

What cocktails work with Bank Note Five?

A Rob Roy or a simple Scotch and soda both suit a blended Scotch like this — the honey and caramel notes hold up well against sweet vermouth or a splash of soda.

How long is Bank Note Five aged?

It carries a five-year age statement, meaning every whisky in the blend has matured at least five years in oak before bottling.

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