What Bourbons & Scotches are served on board?

[Boiler Cruiser]

My DW and I are bourbon and scotch drinkers.  I was wondering if the offerings of Bourbon and Scotch varied in the several bars on board Princess ships.

 

Can someone tell me what Bourbon & Scotch are served in which bars on board?

 

Does anyone have a pic of a Scotch & Bourbon menu from a recent Princess cruise that they can share?  If you have one from the Crown Princess, which we will be on in a couple of weeks, that would be particularly helpful.

 

Your feedback is appreciated.  Thanks.

[beg3yrs]

I don't have a photo of the menu but from my failing memory I recall:

 

Talisker, Highland Park, Cragganmore, JW Black, ...

 

[paul929207]

...Dewars...

[snoozecrooze]

Assuming the menus are the same across ships for Crooners, this is from the Royal.

[blloydtbird]

1 hour ago, Boiler Cruiser said:

My DW and I are bourbon and scotch drinkers.  I was wondering if the offerings of Bourbon and Scotch varied in the several bars on board Princess ships.

 

Can someone tell me what Bourbon & Scotch are served in which bars on board?

 

Does anyone have a pic of a Scotch & Bourbon menu from a recent Princess cruise that they can share?  If you have one from the Crown Princess, which we will be on in a couple of weeks, that would be particularly helpful.

 

Your feedback is appreciated.  Thanks.

 

We recently returned from a cruise on the Caribbean Princess, I tend to enjoy bourbon as well.  The best option they offer in my opinion is Woodford.  No Michter's, Elijah Craig, Angels Envy, Weller, EH Taylor, Eagle Rare, Blanton's, etc. , yet alone Pappy, Stagg or the like.  Nothing remotely close. Still, I find Woodford to be suitable for a regular sip.  

[casofilia]

At those prices NONE are worth drinking!!!   I love my single malts but can buy a bottle for the cost of 6-7 drinks on board!!!

[richsea]

6 hours ago, casofilia said:

At those prices NONE are worth drinking!!!   I love my single malts but can buy a bottle for the cost of 6-7 drinks on board!!!

Really? Of course you can buy it on land for less. That’s true everywhere. Just drink at home then.

[riffatsea]

Those prices are normal hotel bar prices. What do you expect??

[CruisinFinsUp]

The prices onboard are in our opinion, reasonable "going out" prices.  Comparable to a restaurant at home.   As we are on a cruise, we consider it as if we are out every night. 
We get the PBP because a few drinks a day gets you break even and the rest is bonus. 
 

From what I've read online, RCI prices are higher! 

[Tedferg]

I remember drinking quite a few Johnny Walker Black Label, thanks to PBP 🙂

 

Did not see it on the menus above. Also don't they have Flights of Scotch ?  I do not know where or when they are.

[Thrak]

Not sure how up to date this is but it's taken from the beverage package calculator spreadsheet. For Scotch I tend to drink Talisker 10 year old when sailing Princess.  (I notice that it isn't even shown on the menu page posted above but I was still drinking it in October on Sapphire and in November on Emerald.)

 

 

Here is an image of a menu that shows more whiskies than the one posted above: