Celebrate this year on May 20th!
One day a year, the world stops pretending bourbon is the only thing in the bottle—and that day is World Whisky Day.
At Arthur Cantina, we take this as a challenge. A challenge to go beyond the familiar and celebrate the craftsmanship of whiskey makers from Scotland, Japan, Ireland, and beyond. Our Imported Whiskey Collection isn’t just a lineup—it’s a passport for your palate.
Why Imported Whiskey?
Imported whiskey isn’t just about geography. It’s about style, tradition, and terroir. Japanese whisky often leans toward delicate balance and precision. Scotch explores a range of peated, sherried, or maritime flavors depending on the region. And Irish whiskey? Smooth, friendly, and always ready for a good time.
Rare Finds, Real Flavor
We’ve curated a collection that speaks to the collector, the explorer, and the drinker who’s tired of seeing the same bottles at every bar. From limited-edition Japanese malts to bold single malts from Scotland, you’ll find something here you won’t see anywhere else. Some standouts include:
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Ichiro’s Malt & Grain – A cult Japanese blend that balances fruit, spice, and oak.
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BenRiach 21 Year Old – Mature Highland character with soft smoke and sherry depth.
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Aberlour A’Bunadh – A cask-strength Speyside whisky known for its rich sherry influence and robust flavor profile.
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Ardbeg 19 Year Old 2021 Edition – A limited-release Islay single malt offering deep peat smoke balanced with sweet and spicy notes.
These aren’t bottom-shelf whiskies. They’re conversation starters, collection builders, and, more importantly, damn good drinks.
Celebrate the Right Way
World Whisky Day isn’t about shots. It’s about sipping something intentional—a dram with history, a glass that tells a story. Whether you’re pouring for yourself or gifting a bottle to a fellow enthusiast, make sure it’s one that makes you pause between sips.
Ready to explore?
👉 Browse the full collection here: Imported Whiskey Collection
📍 Or visit us in-store in the Bronx’s Little Italy—where the whiskey is rare and the service is personal.
Raise a glass to World Whisky Day. Just make sure it’s not something you could have picked up at the gas station.
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