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Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky

Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky

(343 reviews)

A whiskey with David Beckham could only have an image as well maintained as Haig Club By David Beckham, an innovative whiskey has the endorsement of a distillery with over 400 years of experience in creating whiskeys. It is a grain whiskey that combines three different barrels, giving it a fresh, clean style, with hints of caramel and toffee contributing to soften his character. View Golden colour. Nose Scent and caramel aromas of tropical fruits. Mouth fresh, clean taste, hints of caramel and toffee, an ultra-smooth taste.

A whiskey with David Beckham could only have an image as well maintained as Haig Club By David Beckham, an innovative whiskey has the endorsement of a distillery with over 400 years of experience in creating whiskeys. It is a grain whiskey that combines three different barrels, giving it a fresh, clean style, with hints of caramel and toffee contributing to soften his character. View Golden colour. Nose Scent and caramel aromas of tropical fruits. Mouth fresh, clean taste, hints of caramel and toffee, an ultra-smooth taste.

$150.43

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The lowest price for Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky right now is $150.43 at McGrocer.com.

The all-time low was $47.73 on 15 July 2024 — today's price is 215% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.

Prices last updated 6 Sept 2026.

Size:

750 ml Bottle

Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky

$150.43

(343 reviews)

A whiskey with David Beckham could only have an image as well maintained as Haig Club By David Beckham, an innovative whiskey has the endorsement of a distillery with over 400 years of experience in creating whiskeys. It is a grain whiskey that combines three different barrels, giving it a fresh, clean style, with hints of caramel and toffee contributing to soften his character. View Golden colour. Nose Scent and caramel aromas of tropical fruits. Mouth fresh, clean taste, hints of caramel and toffee, an ultra-smooth taste.

A whiskey with David Beckham could only have an image as well maintained as Haig Club By David Beckham, an innovative whiskey has the endorsement of a distillery with over 400 years of experience in creating whiskeys. It is a grain whiskey that combines three different barrels, giving it a fresh, clean style, with hints of caramel and toffee contributing to soften his character. View Golden colour. Nose Scent and caramel aromas of tropical fruits. Mouth fresh, clean taste, hints of caramel and toffee, an ultra-smooth taste.

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Last updated at 06/09/2026 06:28:13

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$150.43

Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70cl

Delivery between 11–15 Sept $78.34

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Reviews

A lovely wee dram
7 December 2016FentG

originally posted on asda.com

I am not a whiskey drinker as a rule - even opening a bottle the smell gives me instant stomach acid.I was more than surprised however when I sampled this - a lovely smell and a really enjoyable, pleasant taste.I was going to leave this bottle and use it for guests over the Christmas holidays but it is so nice that I very much doubt that there will be any left by then. I will be buying another one for visitors and getting a spare or two for the odd nip.I love the look of the bottle, it is a marked difference from other bottles of whisky on the market.Full disclosure: I was given this bottle as a sample from Haig Clubman in return for my honest review (positive or negative). I stand by this review as honest and truthful.

A lovely, easy-to-drink tipple
16 July 2020foodlover5

originally posted on ocado.com

We are whisky fans in our house, but sometimes we want an 'easy drinking' whisky for a little glass of something in the evening. This ticks all the boxes - not too pricey, smooth taste with lovely sweetness when mixed with water, and no bitterness / astringency (or peaty flavour which I'm not a fan of). Plus it comes in a beautiful blue glass bottle which looks lovely on the shelf! I'd recommend to anyone looking for an easy drinking whisky, or trying whisky for the first time.

Bad bad bad
30 December 2018Dustin S

originally posted on totalwine.com

This is the worst "scotch" I have ever tasted. I kept drinking it (it was a gift) out of respect for the person who gave it to me. I hoped my opinion of it would improve as I pushed on, but it didn't. Smells like paint thinner. Tastes like paint thinner.It is labeled as "single grain" and not "single malt". I'm not sure what that means, but in hindsight I think its a bad sign. It says it is "aged in toasted oak casks" but doesn't say for how long. Another bad sign.If David Beckham put his name on this, well then that guy has never drank scotch before.

Specification

CountryScotland
RegionCampbeltown
Alcohol Volume40.0%
StyleSingle Grain

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$150.43

Haig Club Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70cl

Delivery between 11–15 Sept $78.34

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

A lovely wee dram
7 December 2016

I am not a whiskey drinker as a rule - even opening a bottle the smell gives me instant stomach acid.I was more than surprised however when I sampled this - a lovely smell and a really enjoyable, pleasant taste.I was going to leave this bottle and use it for guests over the Christmas holidays but it is so nice that I very much doubt that there will be any left by then. I will be buying another one for visitors and getting a spare or two for the odd nip.I love the look of the bottle, it is a marked difference from other bottles of whisky on the market.Full disclosure: I was given this bottle as a sample from Haig Clubman in return for my honest review (positive or negative). I stand by this review as honest and truthful.

FentG originally posted on asda.com
A lovely, easy-to-drink tipple
16 July 2020

We are whisky fans in our house, but sometimes we want an 'easy drinking' whisky for a little glass of something in the evening. This ticks all the boxes - not too pricey, smooth taste with lovely sweetness when mixed with water, and no bitterness / astringency (or peaty flavour which I'm not a fan of). Plus it comes in a beautiful blue glass bottle which looks lovely on the shelf! I'd recommend to anyone looking for an easy drinking whisky, or trying whisky for the first time.

foodlover5 originally posted on ocado.com
Bad bad bad
30 December 2018

This is the worst "scotch" I have ever tasted. I kept drinking it (it was a gift) out of respect for the person who gave it to me. I hoped my opinion of it would improve as I pushed on, but it didn't. Smells like paint thinner. Tastes like paint thinner.It is labeled as "single grain" and not "single malt". I'm not sure what that means, but in hindsight I think its a bad sign. It says it is "aged in toasted oak casks" but doesn't say for how long. Another bad sign.If David Beckham put his name on this, well then that guy has never drank scotch before.

Dustin S originally posted on totalwine.com
Excellent Contemporary Whisky!
8 June 2019

Lovely Subtle vanilla sweetness combined with a smooth & smokey finish. Perfect as a sipper on it’s own or mixed in a variety of cocktails. The versatility of it is really excellent. I drink mine neat or in an old fashioned, a whisky sour or mixed with premium ginger ale. Go on a s try Haig Clubman. You won’t regret it. ASDA; I’d really appreciate a second bottle for free from you guys.

Kunal_P originally posted on asda.com
Expensive
11 November 2019

I consider myself to be an amateur whisky connoisseur having savoured many different malts, from Scotland, Wales, England, India, Japan and Taiwan. Before I continue just remember that a review is down to individual taste but can be a good guide. What tastes nice one week might taste completely different the next. Now as far as Haighs single grain whisky is concerned I must admit I was pleasantly surprised after receiving a bottle at Christmas and I have occasionally bought it since. BUT there's no way on earth that can justify a £45 price tag, not when you can buy so many good malts for a lot less.It has won a few design awards but you don't drink the carton or bottle.So if you've got £45 to spend try a decent malt.

Pete53 originally posted on asda.com
Haig with a difference!
25 December 2016

After receiving our free bottle from Haig Club, we found this is not your usual malt whisky that you'd expect from Haig. This is a fresh and new product which is distinctly different to anything we've had before and we're not disappointed. Sufficient enough to suit those who are looking for strength in their whisky, although it's quite pale in colour there's a lightness and purity to it with a hint of vanilla taste and aroma. Goes very well with cola or coffee or as a cocktail mixer and is also nice to drink neat on the rocks. Absolutely love the bottle design which looks beautiful and presentable and feels heavy and substantial, an ideal gift for someone special. We would consider buying this product again in the future and would recommend it to others.

claire36 originally posted on asda.com
My Favorite Scotch
9 April 2020

My girlfriend bought this for me as a gift b/c she knew I like David Beckham & wanted to give this a try...Well, I drank almost half the bottle within a few hours of opening it I liked it so much... and I’m not a huge drinker.It’s super smooth, has absolutely beautiful flavors and without the harshness of a malt whiskey.My preferred whiskey is Bourbon... but I’d drink this any day if the week, I love it. Unfortunately for me, it’s super hard to find in the US... the store I used to get it from stopped carrying it.

Adidas120mi originally posted on totalwine.com
Not good . . .
29 October 2020

After over 20 years of tastings, I stumbled onto a bottle of this. I got a sample of it and was going to decline to purchase, because it was terrible. When I learned it was on sale for $20, I thought, "Why not? If nothing else, it will be an experience, and you've got to try the bad to appreciate the good." I then rolled it out among my friends at a tasting, and it was ridiculed as the worst we've had in those 20 years, with the constant joke that it was a bottling from David Beckham's sweaty balls after a game. It is single grain, and is lacking in nose, flavor, complexity and finish. In their place is lots of BURN, so if that's what you want, you're in the right place. For $20, a tasting experience. For $50? A more expensive experience . . .

B Flight Super Dave originally posted on totalwine.com
Not very nice.
11 February 2023

Even though its 40% it's very thin tasting and very light in colour. I'm not a fan of this at all. I'll stick to the Jack Daniels straight rye whisky (45%). The JD is more expensive, but definitely worth it.

Beng originally posted on asda.com
People seem to love it or hate it
5 February 2023

I bought this on sale at about $23.00. Actually, the salesman said he didn't like it because it didn't have a lot of flavor to him and seemed to appeal to vodka drinkers. I like all kinds of drinks. and the online reviews i found seemed to be 5 stars or 1 star. So it was a good price and I bought it to try. I REALLY LIKE IT. But I can see how it would basically appeal to a scotch and water drinker. With water (soda or still mineral) and ice, you get a little lemon, maybe banana?, orange, coconut. I am thinking the 1 star people think it is too fruity. I did NOT think it had a 'burn' straight up, but the fruit flavors were a bit concentrated. But it is great with water, and smooth. I probably would not buy above, say $30. If you find it on sale, grab it.

DH in McAllen originally posted on totalwine.com

Specification

CountryScotland
RegionCampbeltown
Alcohol Volume40.0%
StyleSingle Grain