House of Peers Blended Scotch

House of Peers Blended Scotch Whisky is a vintage brand originally released by Douglas Laing & Co., now part of the Hunter Laing & Co. portfolio. Inspired by the British Parliament’s upper chamber, its label often features the Palace of Westminster, and its style reflects a classic, approachable blend crafted for export markets—especially Italy, Venezuela, and Thailand during the 1970s.

Speculative Tasting Notes: House of Peers Blended Scotch

Appearance: Golden amber, with a soft glow—likely modest caramel coloring typical of mid-century blends.

Nose: Gentle grain sweetness with hints of honey, vanilla, and toasted oats. Light floral tones—heather, rosewater, and mint. Subtle dried fruit—apple peel, sultana, and figA whisper of smoke, likely Highland peat rather than coastal brine

Palate: Light to medium body with a creamy texture. Notes of malt biscuit, caramel, and soft spice—nutmeg and cinnamon. Faint herbal tones and a touch of earthiness

Finish: Medium length, warming and dry Lingering malt sweetness, gentle oak, and a hint of pepper

Historical Context

Crafted from Highland malt whiskies blended with Lowland grains, aiming for elegance and drinkability