Swedish Whisky
Have a taste of Scandinavia with Swedish whisky. We offer some of the country’s most popular brands, such as High Coast and Mackmyra. Sweden sets itself apart from its neighbours with spirits inspired by nature's seasonal offerings.
Our exclusive range of Swedish whisky is matured in American oak, ex-bourbon and sherry, oak and wine casks. Whether you prefer a saltier whisky or sweeter one, we have a bottle for you.
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Swedish Single Malt Whisky
Swedish single malt whisky has a distinctive taste. You may find notes of vanilla, oak and mixed herbs. This makes for a rather sweet whisky many Scandinavian countries prefer. But not to worry, there are many peaty options available too.
To bask in the culture, why not try a bowl of Swedish meatballs? If you prefer a lighter meal with your spirit, perhaps an aged cheese with rye bread will suit you. For dessert, try wild berries (but make sure they are safe to eat if you truly find them in the wild).
Sweden is home to some renowned whisky brands, which are growing in interest in the whisky community. Some popular Swedish whisky brands include Mackmyra, which was founded in 1999, becoming Sweden's first single malt whisky distillery. Other notable names include Smögen, known for producing small-batch whiskies, which typically have a bold, peaty flavour.
Swedish whisky is commonly made with local ingredients and resources. Many distilleries employ innovative techniques, such as ageing in underground warehouses to take advantage of consistent temperatures. They also use a range of cask finishes from birch wine to lingonberry wine casks.
Many Swedish distilleries are known for their creative approaches to whisky production. The popular Swedish whisky brand Mackmyra became the first distillery to release a whisky designed by AI. They are also renowned for creating the energy efficient Gravity Distillery. Set up in 2011, this distillery uses gravity to power the entire process from each floor to the next.