Speyburn Scotch-single
Speyside single malt from Rothes, poured in Commack for decades.
The story behind Speyburn
Speyburn has been made at Rothes in Moray since 1897, drawing its water from the Granty Burn, a tributary of the River Spey. That puts it squarely in Speyside, the part of Scotland most single malt drinkers learn first. The distillery is owned by Inver House Distillers and has long carried a reputation as honest, fairly priced Speyside whisky rather than a luxury label.
We have sold Speyburn across this counter for years, and it earns its shelf space the same way it always has: clean malt, soft orchard fruit, no theatrics. The house style is unpeated or only lightly peated, so you get the spirit and the cask, not smoke. If you want a Speyside single malt to keep on hand without thinking about it, this is that bottle.
Explore the Speyburn range
Three expressions, one Speyside character. Start at Bradan Orach, step up to the 10 Year Old, then take the Arranta Casks when you want more weight.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bradan Orach | Single malt Scotch whisky | 80 proof | Entry level, golden salmon name, light malt and orchard fruit |
| 10 Yrs | Single malt Scotch whisky | 86 proof | Ten years in oak, rounder malt, gentle fruit and spice |
| Arranta Casks | Single malt Scotch whisky | 92 proof | Higher strength, fuller body, more cask weight and texture |
Which Speyburn is right for you?
Speyburn pricing at our Commack store starts at $29.99 for the Bradan Orach 750mL, the entry bottle and the easiest way to learn the house style. The Speyburn 10 Yrs 750mL runs $35.99, and for the extra six dollars you get a decade in oak and a rounder dram. The Arranta Casks 750mL is $42.99, the fullest of the three at higher strength. All three are single malts from the same Speyside distillery, so the money buys age and cask weight, not a different brand. Call ahead on stock before you drive over.
Lowest entry price, light and clean, easy to keep a bottle open on the counter.
Six dollars over the entry bottle buys ten years of oak and a rounder malt.
Higher proof and fuller body for drinkers who want more texture from Speyside.