Raise a glass to the best whisky Amazon Prime Day deals

It’s not just air fryers, coffee machines and premium beauty tools discounted in Amazon’s Big Deal Days sale. Yes, it’s still a great chance to invest in premium products with sizable savings – but did you know that whisky deals are just as bountiful?Whether you’re shopping for a loved one’s drinks cabinet or your own, all the biggest names in whisky have been discounted in Amazon’s event. Think Glenmorangie, Glen Scotia, Talisker and Glenfiddich. Combining expert distillation and maturation into fascinating depths of flavour, the best whiskies can often dent your bank balance – particularly with collectibility and scarcity driving up prices. Once seen as the old man's drink of choice, whisky has won favour with the younger crowd in recent years. Whether mixed up in a cocktail or enjoyed on the rocks, whisky lovers often seek out affordability rather than prestige. The Standard’s contributing drinks expert Becky Paskin recently revealed her top whiskies for gifting – and most were under the £100 mark. Now, three bottles from some of her top distilleries are on sale. Becky Paskin/Habiki “Epitomising the art of Japanese blending, Hibiki Harmony is a masterclass in elegance and balance,” Becky wrote. “A blend of Japanese malt and grain whiskies matured in a variety of casks, the whisky is delicate and floral, with aromas of orange blossom, honey and red grapefruit.” Glenmorangie The Original 12 Years Old Single Malt Whisky: Was £41, now £35, Amazon.co.ukAmazonGlenmorangie’s The Original 12 Years Old Single Malt Whisky is a flagship Highland single malt Scotch whisky from the Glenmorangie Distillery in Tain, Scotland. Upgraded from its classic 10-year age statement to a 12-year maturation, the whisky is a bright pale gold hue with notes of citrus, peach and vanilla. Talisker Skye Single Malt Scotch Whisky: Was £49, now £23, Amazon.co.ukAmazon“Talisker is a favourite among whisky fans... the Skye-based distillery produces a peated, maritime single malt Scotch whisky that’s full of orchard fruits and salinity with varying degrees of smoke,” Becky said. “It’s what I’d call a transportative whisky – it takes you right to a beachside bonfire on Skye’s coast, gorging on a generous slice of cherry and sultana-laden fruit cake with slightly burnt edges. Bliss.”