Stewarts Cream of the Barley is a blended Scotch Whisky and was first produced in 1825 by Stewart & Sons of Dundee

As the label boasts this blend has one of the highest malt content of any blended Scotch whisky. (BNJ) is selected from some of the best distilleries in the Highlands, Lowlands and Islands of Scotland.

This is a blended Scotch Whisky which includes some of the finest Malt’s from Glenkinchie, Caol Ila, Inchgower, Dufftown and of course Blair Athol, the home of this grand dram.

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Gordon Graham & Company,
Glasgow,
G74 5BU
Scotland.
website: www.blackbottle.com
As Dewar’s 12 Year Old Special Reserve is Dougie’s favourite blend this one is Jim’s.
This very rich and elegant blend which takes in a single malt from each of the seven Islay Distilleries plus a particular choice selection of grain Whiskies. What a marriage has been [...]

This month there was no competition for blend of the month, we tasted this Whisky earlier and you should read Dougie and Jim’s report on Dewars Whisky.

There are many other things to say about this blend that was not said in our tasting review, such as Dewar’s only use the finest of Scotch Whiskies at their peak and somehow or other makes them better.

This Whisky named after the famous game bird (that hates the month of August) which resides amongst the moors and heathers of our fair land.

This blended Whisky uses the skills of Matthew Gloag and Son (a business that was founded away back in 1800)

Stewarts Cream of the Barley I am so glad to have the opportunity to talk about one of my current favourite everyday whisky. 
This is an ideal whisky if you are having a party as it is competitively priced but maintains a high standard.  Unlike some of the other Whiskies within the same price range I [...]