Arran Robert Burns Blended Scotch Whisky 40%

Where the single malt edition honours the poet alone, this blend takes it a step further, combining Arran's own malt with select drops from other Scottish distilleries.

A blended whisky created as a tribute to Scotland's greatest poet, Robert Burns.

Expert Description

Arran Robert Burns is a Blended Scotch Whisky built on a foundation of single malt from the Lochranza distillery, bottled at 40%.

Combined with a few specially selected whiskies from other distilleries, Arran creates a high-quality blend meant as a broad, accessible tribute to Robert Burns's legacy, rather than a single-distillery deep dive.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Light and inviting with a trace of sweetness.

Palate

Dry, light and soft with notes of sweet apple and liquorice.

Finish

A gentle trace of peat smoke in the background.

Specifications

Name: Arran Robert Burns
Distillery: Arran
Region/Country: Scotland
Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
EAN no.: 5011311092269
Serving suggestion: In a standard whisky glass, ideally as a light everyday dram

Flavour Profile

Light · Soft · Fruity · Lightly smoky

Did You Know?

A blended whisky like this can contain malt and grain whisky from several different distilleries — giving the blender far more freedom to create a specific flavour profile than a single malt allows.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Arran Robert Burns Blended

What's the difference between this and the single malt edition?

This is a blended whisky, combining Arran single malt with whisky from other Scottish distilleries, while the single malt edition contains only Arran whisky.

Is this whisky peated?

Only with a gentle trace of peat smoke in the background — it's predominantly unpeated.

How should I serve it?

In a standard whisky glass, ideally as a light everyday dram or in a simple highball.

Does it make a good gift for someone new to whisky?

Yes, its soft and approachable profile makes it a safe first choice.

Why is it named after Robert Burns?

It's made as a tribute to Scotland's national poet, who was born close to Arran.

How many bottles are there?

It's part of Arran's standing range with no batch limit.