| Management number | 248620440 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$1,200.00 | Model Number | 248620440 | ||
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The complete nine-bottle Game of Thrones Single Malts Collection — the full Diageo x HBO series pairing eight Westeros houses, the Night's Watch, and the Iron Throne's Six Kingdoms each with a Scotch whisky chosen to mirror its character.
Released to mark the final season of the series, the collection assembles expressions from nine Diageo distilleries, each matched to a house or order whose identity echoes the distillery's regional character — cold northern malts for the Starks and the Night's Watch, intensely peated island whisky for the Greyjoys, royal-warrant Highland malt for the Baratheons. As a complete set it is a collector's centerpiece: the labels form a single themed series, and several of the component bottles are no longer in production.
The set spans a deliberately broad range of Scotch styles — from the smooth, approachable Speyside character of Cardhu and Glendullan to the powerful maritime smoke of Talisker and Lagavulin — making it both a tasting journey across Scotland's whisky regions and a display piece for fans of the series.
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Nine — one for each of the seven houses featured (Stark, Targaryen, Lannister, Greyjoy, Baratheon, Tyrell, and Tully), plus the Night's Watch (Oban Bay Reserve) and the Six Kingdoms (Mortlach 15 Year Old).
Dalwhinnie, Cardhu, Lagavulin, Talisker, Royal Lochnagar, Clynelish, The Singleton of Glendullan, Oban, and Mortlach — nine Diageo distilleries spanning the Speyside, Highland, and Island whisky regions of Scotland.
Each pairing matches a distillery's regional character to a house's identity — cold, remote northern malts for the Starks and the Night's Watch; assertively peated island whisky for the sea-bound Greyjoys; a royal-warrant Highland malt for the crown-claiming Baratheons.
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