Description
White Horse Scotch Whisky is a historic blended Scotch brand, part of the Diageo portfolio, predominantly marketed in South America and Japan. It traces its origins back to 1861 when it was first produced by James Logan Mackie. The blend is noted for its use of Lagavulin malt in its recipe and comprises around 40 whiskies, with malt whiskies making up 40% and grain whisky the remainder. White Horse Distillers, established in 1924, was one of the few Scotch whisky companies named after one of its brands. The brand is named after the White Horse Cellar Inn in Edinburgh and was introduced in 1891. In 1924, White Horse became the first whisky to be bottled with a screw top cap.

