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Whyte &
Mackay's portfolio of whiskies impress
at the International Spirits Challenge
2020 where their Dalmore, Fettercairn,
Jura and Tamnavulin single malts all
scooped Gold Medals at the blind tasting
competition.

Whyte & Mackay are raising a glass
to toast the success of its whisky
portfolio after picking up an impressive
grand total of 53 Double Gold and Gold
awards at this year’s International
Spirits Challenge.
Whyte & Mackay’s collection of Single
Malt Whiskies - The Dalmore,
Fettercairn, Tamnavulin and Jura
received the highest recognition,
scooping up six Double Gold medals,
followed by 47 Gold medals spanning
whiskies from across the portfolio.
The rejuvenated Fettercairn won a total
of five awards including Double Gold for
its 46 Year Old single malt – a new
very limited edition expression which
was recently released from the very rare
exquisite stocks at Fettercairn
Distillery. The win follows a successful
year for the Single Malt, with two new
permanent expressions added to its core
range, each showcasing Fettercairn’s
special character distinctive tropical
flavour profile.
The International Spirits Challenge is
in its 25th year, and is the leading
event in promoting outstanding quality
spirits across the world. Awards are
given to spirits based on a thorough
blind tasting from a panel of specialist
judges.
Mr Richard Paterson, Master Distiller
and Master Blender, Whyte & Mackay said:
"As whisky makers we dedicate our time
to nurturing fantastic whiskies that
capture the character of each
distillery. We commit ourselves and our
passion to produce exceptional whiskies
that we hope will be perfect the moment
they are enjoyed. To be recognised by
the ISC is a wonderful moment that we
truly appreciate. We are raising a glass
today to everyone at Whyte & Mackay that
played a part in this success."
Currently celebrating its 175th
anniversary, Whyte & Mackay is one of
Scotland’s leading whisky makers, with
single malt brands including The
Dalmore, Jura, Fettercairn, Tamnavulin
and blends including Whyte & Mackay,
Shackleton and The Woodsman.
A full list of the Whyte & Mackay
International Spirits Challenge 2020
Gold Medal awards is below:
ISC 2020 Double Gold Medals
- Dalmore 35 Year Old Highland
Single Malt
- Dalmore Vintage "Quartet"
Highland Single Malt
- Dalmore 40 Year Old Highland
Single Malt
- Tamnavulin Single Speyside Malt
Vintage 1970
- Jura Single Highland Malt
Vintage 1993
ISC 2020 Gold
- John Barr Blended Scotch Whisky
- Woodsman Blended Scotch Whisky
- Shackleton Blended Malt
- Tamnavulin Tempranillo Finish
Single Speyside Malt Whisky
- Dalmore Vintage "Trio" Single
Highland Malt
- Dalmore Cigar Malt Single
Highland Malt
- Dalmore Vintage "Quintet" Single
Highland Malt
- Tamnavulin Double Cask Single
Speyside Malt Whisky
- Dalmore King Alexander III
Single Highland Malt
- Dalmore Quintessence Single
Highland Malt
- Jura 12 Year Old
- Tamnavulin Single Speyside Malt
Vintage 2000
- Fettercairn 16 Year Old Single
Highland Malt
- Jura "The Paps" 19 Year Old Single Highland Malt
- Fettercairn 28 Year Old Single
Highland Malt
- Tamnavulin Single Speyside Malt
Vintage 1979
- Tamnavulin Single Speyside Malt
Vintage 1973
- Jura Single Highland Malt
Vintage 1988
- Fettercairn 40 Year Old Single
Highland Malt
- Jura Single Highland Malt
Vintage 1975
- Jura "Time" 21 Year Old Single
Malt
- Dalmore 45 Year Old Single
Highland Malt
You
will find the current Whyte & Mackay
portfolio of single malts and blends available from specialist online whisky
retailers such as
The Whisky Exchange,
The Whisky Shop and
Master of Malt
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