The Game of Thrones Complete Collection Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bundle brings together all nine official limited-edition single malts released by Diageo in collaboration with HBO.
Originally launched around the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones, the collection pairs distinguished Scottish distilleries with the Great Houses of Westeros, the Night’s Watch and the eventual Six Kingdoms. Each whisky was selected to reflect the landscape, personality or history of its corresponding faction.
This is the complete final collection rather than the earlier eight-bottle set. Alongside the original releases is Mortlach 15 Year Old Six Kingdoms, the ninth and concluding expression added after the television series reached its finale.
With nine 70cl bottles, bespoke illustrated packaging and whiskies from celebrated distilleries including Lagavulin, Talisker, Clynelish, Oban and Mortlach, this is a substantial collector’s set for fans of Scotch whisky and the world of Westeros.
What Is Included in the Complete Collection?
The complete set contains:
- Nine limited-edition single malt Scotch whiskies
- Nine full-sized 70cl bottles
- 6.3 litres of whisky in total
- Strengths ranging from 40% to 51% ABV
- Eight original Great House and Night’s Watch releases
- Mortlach 15 Year Old Six Kingdoms
- Individual illustrated presentation tubes
- Official HBO and Diageo collaboration packaging
- Whiskies from several Scottish regions and island locations
The collection includes:
- House Stark – Dalwhinnie Winter’s Frost
- House Targaryen – Cardhu Gold Reserve
- House Lannister – Lagavulin 9 Year Old
- The Night’s Watch – Oban Bay Reserve
- House Greyjoy – Talisker Select Reserve
- House Tyrell – Clynelish Reserve
- House Baratheon – Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old
- House Tully – The Singleton of Glendullan Select
- Six Kingdoms – Mortlach 15 Year Old
Each bottle represents a distinct distillery and whisky style, giving the collection genuine tasting variety beyond its collectable packaging.
A Collaboration Between Diageo and HBO
The original eight-bottle collection was developed ahead of the final season of Game of Thrones.
Diageo selected eight distilleries from its Scotch whisky portfolio and paired each one with a Great House of Westeros or the Night’s Watch. The matches were based on connections between the whisky’s character, the distillery’s location and the fictional faction it represented.
Northern Highland distilleries were naturally linked with House Stark, while island whiskies suited the maritime identity of House Greyjoy. The powerful smoke of Lagavulin matched the fire and wealth associated with House Lannister, while the history of women at Cardhu reflected the female leadership of House Targaryen.
After the television series concluded, a ninth whisky was released to complete the story: Mortlach 15 Year Old Six Kingdoms.
House Stark: Dalwhinnie Winter’s Frost
Dalwhinnie Game of Thrones House Stark Winter’s Frost is bottled at 43% ABV.
Dalwhinnie is one of Scotland’s highest distilleries and experiences a cold, remote Highland climate. This made it a natural partner for House Stark and its northern home of Winterfell.
The whisky has a gentle, approachable character built around:
- Heather honey
- Orchard fruit
- Sweet malt
- Vanilla
- Dried fruit
- Soft warming spice
Its restrained sweetness and clean Highland style make it one of the most accessible whiskies in the collection.
The House Stark presentation features the direwolf sigil against a wintry landscape, immediately connecting the bottle with the North.
House Targaryen: Cardhu Gold Reserve
Cardhu Game of Thrones House Targaryen is a Speyside single malt bottled at 40% ABV.
The connection between Cardhu and House Targaryen centres on determined female leadership.
Cardhu’s history was shaped by Helen Cumming and her daughter-in-law Elizabeth Cumming, two influential women who helped develop the distillery during the 19th century. Their perseverance provided an appropriate parallel with Daenerys Targaryen.
The whisky offers:
- Honeyed apples and pears
- Vanilla
- Toffee
- Dried fruit
- Almond
- Cinnamon
- Gentle oak spice
Its smooth, fruit-led profile makes it an approachable contrast with the more heavily smoked island malts in the set.
The presentation tube carries the three-headed dragon of House Targaryen against a fiery red background.
House Lannister: Lagavulin 9 Year Old
Lagavulin 9 Year Old Game of Thrones House Lannister is an Islay single malt bottled at 46% ABV.
Lagavulin is renowned for powerful peat smoke, maritime depth and rich texture. These qualities reflect the wealth, confidence and force associated with House Lannister.
The whisky combines:
- Islay peat smoke
- Sweet vanilla
- Salted caramel
- Dried fruit
- Banana
- Oak spice
- Maritime character
At nine years old, it offers a younger and more energetic interpretation of Lagavulin than the distillery’s familiar older expressions.
The bottle’s golden lion artwork gives it one of the most immediately recognisable designs in the collection.
The Night’s Watch: Oban Bay Reserve
Oban Game of Thrones The Night’s Watch is bottled at 43% ABV.
Oban occupies a distinctive location between the Scottish Highlands and the sea. That position between two landscapes mirrors the Night’s Watch, stationed at the Wall between Westeros and the lands beyond.
The Bay Reserve offers a combination of:
- Dark berries
- Cherry
- Caramelised sugar
- Vanilla
- Oak spice
- Dried fruit
- Gentle coastal smoke
Its balance of sweetness, fruit and maritime character gives it a darker profile than many standard Oban releases.
The black packaging features the Night’s Watch oath, creating a particularly striking bottle for display.
House Greyjoy: Talisker Select Reserve
Talisker Game of Thrones House Greyjoy is bottled at 45.8% ABV.
Talisker is produced on the Isle of Skye and is known for combining pepper, smoke and maritime flavour. Its rugged island setting made it the natural match for House Greyjoy and the Iron Islands.
The whisky delivers:
- Sea salt
- Black pepper
- Peat smoke
- Dark chocolate
- Caramel
- Dried fruit
- Chilli warmth
Talisker’s familiar peppery finish reflects the uncompromising Greyjoy motto: “We Do Not Sow.”
The kraken sigil and stormy coastal design give the bottle a suitably dramatic appearance.
House Tyrell: Clynelish Reserve
Clynelish Game of Thrones House Tyrell is the strongest bottle in the collection at 51% ABV.
Clynelish is situated among fertile Highland countryside and is known for an elegant, waxy single malt style. Its location and refined character provide a fitting connection with House Tyrell, rulers of the fertile Reach.
The whisky offers:
- Tropical fruit
- Fresh citrus
- Honey
- Vanilla
- Floral notes
- Waxy texture
- Peppery spice
Its higher strength provides additional weight and concentration while preserving the distinctive waxy quality associated with Clynelish.
The green and gold packaging features the Tyrell rose and the words “Growing Strong.”
House Baratheon: Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old
Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old Game of Thrones House Baratheon is bottled at 40% ABV.
Royal Lochnagar gained its royal connection after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited the distillery in 1848. This royal heritage made it an appropriate choice for House Baratheon and its claim to the Iron Throne.
The whisky combines:
- Orchard fruit
- Vanilla
- Sweet malt
- Oak
- Baking spice
- Caramel
- Light nutty notes
It is a balanced Highland single malt with a softer profile than Lagavulin or Talisker.
The crowned stag of House Baratheon appears prominently on the illustrated presentation tube.
House Tully: The Singleton of Glendullan Select
The Singleton of Glendullan Game of Thrones House Tully is a Speyside single malt bottled at 40% ABV.
Glendullan stands on the banks of the River Fiddich, creating a natural link with House Tully and its ancestral home of Riverrun.
The whisky is smooth and fruit-led, with notes of:
- Red berries
- Orange
- Vanilla
- Clove
- Orchard fruit
- Sweet malt
- Gentle spice
Its rounded and accessible character makes it well suited to drinkers who are beginning to explore single malt Scotch.
The presentation features the silver trout of House Tully against a blue and red background.
Six Kingdoms: Mortlach 15 Year Old
Mortlach 15 Year Old Game of Thrones Six Kingdoms is the ninth and final single malt in the complete collection.
Released after the conclusion of the television series, it takes its name from the political landscape that remains after the North gains independence from the other kingdoms.
Mortlach is known for its unusually complex 2.81-times distillation process, which produces a weighty and characterful Speyside spirit.
The whisky was matured in first-fill sherry-seasoned casks before finishing in American oak ex-bourbon casks.
Its profile includes:
- Vanilla
- Dark fruit
- Caramel
- Baking spice
- Sherry richness
- Toasted oak
- Mortlach’s characteristic meaty depth
Bottled at 46% ABV, it is richer and more mature than many of the original eight releases.
The metallic gold tube features the Three-Eyed Raven, marking it clearly as the final chapter in the collection.
Why the Ninth Bottle Matters
Early versions of the Game of Thrones Single Malt Collection contained only eight bottles.
Those sets were complete at the time of their initial release, covering seven Great Houses and the Night’s Watch. Mortlach Six Kingdoms was announced later as the concluding whisky.
This means an eight-bottle set does not contain every single malt released within the official series.
The HTFW bundle includes:
- All eight original limited-edition whiskies
- The final Mortlach 15 Year Old Six Kingdoms release
- Nine full-sized bottles
- The corresponding presentation packaging
For collectors, the inclusion of Mortlach is essential because it completes the official sequence.
A Tour Through Scotch Whisky
Although the Game of Thrones theme gives the collection its visual appeal, the whiskies themselves provide a broad introduction to Scotch whisky.
The set includes:
- Speyside single malt from Cardhu, Glendullan and Mortlach
- Highland whisky from Dalwhinnie, Clynelish and Royal Lochnagar
- Island whisky from Talisker
- Coastal Highland whisky from Oban
- Peated Islay whisky from Lagavulin
The flavour journey moves between:
- Honeyed and floral
- Fruity and malty
- Waxy and citrus-led
- Sherried and spicy
- Coastal and peppery
- Richly peated and smoky
This variety makes the collection suitable for a full comparative tasting rather than simply a display purchase.
How to Taste the Collection
Opening all nine bottles at once creates an opportunity to taste them in a structured order.
A sensible progression would begin with the lightest and most delicate whiskies before moving towards higher strength and heavier smoke:
- House Stark – Dalwhinnie Winter’s Frost
- House Tully – The Singleton of Glendullan Select
- House Targaryen – Cardhu Gold Reserve
- House Baratheon – Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old
- The Night’s Watch – Oban Bay Reserve
- House Tyrell – Clynelish Reserve
- Six Kingdoms – Mortlach 15 Year Old
- House Greyjoy – Talisker Select Reserve
- House Lannister – Lagavulin 9 Year Old
Taste each whisky neat before adding a few drops of water.
Using identical glasses and modest measures will make it easier to compare fruit, sweetness, texture, spice and smoke across the set.
A Collector’s Whisky Set
The collection appeals to several different groups.
For Game of Thrones fans, it offers officially licensed artwork representing some of the most important houses and factions in the series.
For whisky enthusiasts, it provides limited-edition releases from respected Scottish distilleries.
For Diageo collectors, it documents one of the company’s most ambitious licensed single malt projects.
It is particularly suitable for:
- Game of Thrones collectors
- Single malt Scotch enthusiasts
- Diageo whisky collectors
- Television and film memorabilia collections
- Luxury birthday or anniversary gifts
- Display collections
- Comparative whisky tastings
- Fans seeking the complete nine-bottle set
As each release was limited, assembling all nine bottles individually has become increasingly difficult.
Explore More Game of Thrones Whisky at HTFW
The Game of Thrones whisky collection at HTFW includes individual single malts, blended Scotch releases, miniature tasting packs and larger collector’s bundles.
For a collection that can be tasted without immediately opening the full bottles, the Complete Collection with Miniature Tasting Pack combines the nine-bottle set with selected miniature whiskies.
The Complete Collection with Complete Miniature Tasting Pack offers a wider miniature selection alongside all nine full-sized single malts.
For the ultimate display piece, the Game of Thrones Ultimate Collection with Wooden Display Chest brings together an expanded whisky selection inside an individually numbered presentation chest.
Individual bottles currently available include:
- Mortlach 15 Year Old Six Kingdoms
- Lagavulin 9 Year Old House Lannister
- Oban The Night’s Watch
- Talisker House Greyjoy
- Clynelish House Tyrell
- Cardhu House Targaryen
- Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old House Baratheon
- The Singleton of Glendullan House Tully
The wider range also includes Johnnie Walker White Walker, Johnnie Walker A Song of Ice and Johnnie Walker A Song of Fire.
Why the Complete Collection Stands Out
The bundle offers:
- All nine official limited-edition single malts
- The final Mortlach Six Kingdoms release
- Nine full-sized 70cl bottles
- 6.3 litres of Scotch whisky
- Eight celebrated Scottish distilleries plus the concluding Mortlach
- Strengths ranging from 40% to 51% ABV
- Highland, Speyside, Island and Islay styles
- Individually illustrated presentation tubes
- Official HBO and Diageo collaboration packaging
- Genuine tasting variety
- Considerable collectable and display appeal
Few licensed whisky projects have brought together such a broad group of major Scotch distilleries in one coordinated collection.
Final Thoughts
The Game of Thrones Complete Collection is far more than a set of bottles carrying television artwork.
Each single malt was chosen to reflect a Great House, faction or turning point within Westeros, while the combined set provides a substantial exploration of Scotch whisky.
Dalwhinnie represents the frozen North, Cardhu celebrates determined female leadership and Talisker captures the stormy maritime identity of the Iron Islands. Lagavulin brings the fire, power and richness of House Lannister, while Oban stands watch between the Highlands and the sea.
Mortlach 15 Year Old Six Kingdoms completes the story with mature sherry and bourbon-cask character inside a gold Three-Eyed Raven presentation tube.
For collectors, its significance lies in containing the final ninth bottle rather than stopping with the original eight releases. For whisky drinkers, its appeal comes from the opportunity to compare nine distinctive limited-edition single malts from across Scotland.
Shop the Game of Thrones Complete Collection Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bundle at HTFW.