Grant's Triple Wood is one whisky sold in three different bottles, and the budget blend you reach for to save money is quietly asking about a third more than the blends it sits beside.
This is as plain a desk as the shelf offers. Grant's carries a single whisky with a reading this week, the Triple Wood blend, in three sizes. There is no range to climb, no older sibling to tempt you up. The only real question is the one a budget blend should answer cleanly: is it cheap for what it is? On the numbers this week, not quite. The brand's middle price across the three bottles is $67, and the bottle the model can read clearly asks a clear premium over its field.
Triple Wood is a blended scotch married across three cask types, and it drinks the part: honey and apricot, a floral lift, barley sweetness, a note of orange and a touch of anise. It is light, easy, undemanding whisky, the sort poured into a highball or over ice without a second thought. Nothing about the liquid is a problem. The question is purely what it costs against the blends it most resembles.
| bottle | region | latest ticket | read | window price | CE 360° mean | premium | shelf rank | per std drink | drink rank | content |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grant's Triple Wood Blended Scotch Whisky | Speyside | $62.95 | observed | $46.89 | $46.26 | 1.4% | #6 of 79 | $1.99 | #1 of 75 | 0 |
| Grant's Triple Wood Scotch Whisky | Multi-Regional Blend | $90.99 | observed | $56.62 | $54.99 | 2.9% | #12 of 27 | $2.56 | #12 of 26 | 0 |