Acredyke’s Scotch no.10 Miniature

This 1980s miniature of Acredyke's Scotch No.10 represents a specific blended whisky created for the discerning Italian market, during a period when Scotch whisky was gaining significant popularity in Mediterranean Europe. The inclusion of "No.10" in its name suggests a premium positioning, a common marketing approach used by blenders to indicate quality and prestige to continental European consumers. Crafted specifically for Italian tastes during an era when customised export blends were common practice, this miniature offers a glimpse into the strategic regional marketing of Scotch whisky in the 1980s. The Acredyke's brand, while perhaps less known today, exemplifies how Scottish blenders created specialised expressions to cater to specific international markets.