WHILE many categories saw either successes or declines in the past year, Scotch whisky was fairly static.
Sales dipped £200,000 taking the category to a value of £112.6m.
And there was no great shake-up in the nation’s favourite brands either, as the top five stayed perched in their same positions.
The Famous Grouse remained the biggest selling Scotch whisky in the on-trade, followed by Whyte & Mackay with the Diageo double of Johnnie Walker and Bell’s in third and fourth places.
Glenmorangie is the only single malt in the top five, in fifth place.
Famous Grouse
Whyte & Mackay
Johnnie Walker
Bell’s
Glenmorangie