The Grant's whisky price in Malaysia is RM209 for Grant's Triple Wood at whisky.my in October 2026. That puts it among the cheaper Scotch blends here. Triple Wood is the only Grant's bottle we found at a mainstream shop. This guide explains the family behind it, what the three woods add, and how it compares with rivals.
- 1887William Grant opens his first distillery
- ScotlandGirvan grain, Speyside malts
- William Grant & SonsFamily owner
- Blended ScotchSweet, fruity style
Grant's whisky price Malaysia: what you will pay
The table shows the Grant's whisky we found at Malaysian retailers. "Typical" is the shelf price at a mainstream shop, here whisky.my. "Lowest seen" is the cheapest online discounter listing. However, that discount bottle was a 1L size, so it is not a like-for-like match.
| Expression | Size | ABV | Typical price | Lowest seen* | Seen at |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triple Wood | — | — | RM209 | RM115 | whisky.my |
Typical price is the range at mainstream Malaysian retailers for a standard 70cl or 75cl bottle, checked in October 2026. *Lowest seen is the cheapest online discounter listing. It may be a different bottle size or parallel-import stock. Prices change often, so confirm with the retailer before you buy.
Only one mainstream shop listed Grant's, so stock can be patchy. In short, the Grant's whisky price in Malaysia is fair, but you may need to look around to find a bottle.
A short history of Grant's
William Grant opened his first distillery in 1887, with help from his seven sons and two daughters. That was Glenfiddich, in Speyside, and its first spirit ran on Christmas Day that year. Grant's calls itself "Scotland's oldest continuously family-run blended whisky makers". The firm is still in family hands today.
The famous triangular bottle came much later. According to Grant's, the designer Hans Schleger created it in 1957. The three sides make it easy to spot on a crowded shelf. Today the same family firm also owns Monkey Shoulder, Glenfiddich and Balvenie.
Girvan: the grain behind the blend
A blend needs grain whisky as well as malt. So in 1963 the family built its own grain distillery at Girvan, on the Ayrshire coast. Grant's says a team of about 400 locals built it in just nine months. Girvan's light grain spirit gives Grant's its soft, easy body. Meanwhile, malt whiskies add fruit and depth. For more on how blends work, read our guide to blended Scotch whisky.
Grant's Triple Wood
Triple Wood is the new name for Grant's Family Reserve. As the name says, the whisky matures in three types of oak. Each one adds something different, according to Grant's:
- Virgin oak adds a robust spice.
- American oak adds smooth vanilla.
- Refill bourbon casks add brown sugar sweetness.
The result is a sweet, fruity blend with a light smoky edge. It is easy to drink, so it suits both new drinkers and mixers. Grant's also makes Triple Wood 8 and 12, but we did not find them at Malaysian shops.
Clean, with ripe pear and summer fruits.
Vanilla sweetness with malt and light flowers.
Long and sweet, with a hint of smoke.
How Grant's compares with other budget blends
Grant's sits in a busy group of entry blends. Here is how the Grant's whisky price in Malaysia stacks up against its rivals at mainstream shops:
- Famous Grouse Finest: RM153–RM190
- Teacher's Highland Cream: RM170
- Johnnie Walker Red Label: RM183–RM213
- Dewar's White Label: RM188–RM230
- Ballantine's Finest: RM193–RM209
- Grant's Triple Wood: RM209
So Grant's sits at the upper end of the group, though the gaps are small. Taste matters more than a few ringgit here. Grant's is sweeter and fruitier than Teacher's, which has more smoke. For more cheap options, see our list of whisky under RM200.
Where to buy Grant's in Malaysia
We found Triple Wood at whisky.my, a mainstream online shop, at the usual Grant's whisky price in Malaysia. Other liquor shops may stock it too, so ask before you visit. Our guide on where to buy whisky in Malaysia lists trusted sellers. You must be 21 or older to buy alcohol here.
How to drink Grant's
Triple Wood is a mixing whisky at heart. Try it in a highball with soda water and ice. It also pairs well with ginger ale or cola. If you prefer it neat, add a few drops of water to open up the fruit. Our guides on how to drink whisky and whisky cocktails have more ideas. Whatever you choose, drink in moderation and never drive after drinking.
New to whisky? Then a sweet blend like Grant's is a gentle place to start. Our list of whisky for beginners has more easy bottles.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Grant's Triple Wood in Malaysia?
The Grant's whisky price in Malaysia is RM209 for Triple Wood at whisky.my in October 2026. An online discounter listed a 1L bottle for less, but that may be parallel-import stock.
Is Grant's Triple Wood the same as Grant's Family Reserve?
Yes. Grant's lists Triple Wood as the new name for Family Reserve. The blend matures in three types of oak, which gives it the new name.
Who owns Grant's whisky?
William Grant & Sons owns Grant's. The firm is still run by the founding family, and it also owns Monkey Shoulder, Glenfiddich, Balvenie and, since 2025, The Famous Grouse.
Is Grant's a good whisky for mixing?
Yes. It is light, sweet and fruity, so it works well with soda, cola or ginger ale. It also costs about the same as other entry blends.
Where can I buy Grant's whisky in Malaysia?
We found Triple Wood at whisky.my, which is a mainstream online shop. It is less common than Johnnie Walker or Chivas, so check stock before you visit a shop.
Why is the Grant's bottle triangular?
The designer Hans Schleger created the three-sided bottle in 1957. Grant's still uses the shape today, so the bottle is easy to spot on a shelf.
