Seagram's 100 Pipers Deluxe

Profile: The Seagram's 100 Pipers Deluxe at a glance

• Seagram's 100 Pipers Deluxe - With a hundred bagpipes for enjoyment
• Blended Scotch whisky with roots in Scotland's tradition
• Named after Bonnie Prince Charlie's 100 bagpipers
• Mild, balanced aroma with subtle smoky and malt notes
• Ideal for beginners and suitable as a mix base
• Internationally popular - especially in Asia and South America

Portrait: What makes the Seagram's 100 Pipers Deluxe special

If you think of “100 Pipers” as a particularly large If you think it's a whiskey bottle, you're not entirely wrong - but it's actually about music. More specifically: 100 bagpipers who marched side by side with Bonnie Prince Charlie in the 18th century to make Scotland a little more royal. Whether they had whisky in their pockets is unknown - but we'd understand.

Named after this illustrious troupe is Seagram's 100 Pipers Deluxe, a traditional Blended Scotch Whisky that is now produced in Scotland but marketed internationally - especially popular in Asia and South America, where good stories are as much appreciated as good whisky.

The name is not only a homage to Scottish history, but also to what whisky really is: a bit of courage, a bit of pride, and a whole lot of craftsmanship. And yes - perhaps a touch of musical flair, too.

The whisky itself comes in a stylish bottle design, with the famous bagpipers on the label, practically guaranteeing that the next sip will leave you with a bit of a Scottish tinkling.

In short: 100 Pipers isn't just a whisky - it's a little trek through the Highlands, accompanied by history, legends, and probably a rather loud "Slàinte!"

Conclusion:
A classic, easy-drinking blended Scotch with gentle aromas and a restrained character - perfect for beginners or as an uncomplicated companion to a whisky highball.

Tasting Notes: This is how the Seagram's 100 Pipers Deluxe tastes like

• Nose: mild and slightly sweet with pleasant aromas of malt, vanilla, and a hint of honey - floral notes and a subtle, smoky trace in the background - typical of a classic blended Scotch
• Palate: smooth and balanced with a malty base note - light sweetness meets fine oak spice, accompanied by some toffee and a very subtle smokiness - overall uncomplicated and harmonious, ideal for everyday drams or mixed drinks
• Finish: medium-long and smooth - a hint of oak lingers, along with a slight warmth and a hint of caramel - very approachable and round in the finish