The best Amazon Prime Day alcohol deals in 2023

When he isn't playing Deadpool or heading up a Wrexham FC, Ryan Reynolds is also the owner of one of the most popular gins around. Aviation gin offers both a floral and earthy hit and works well with a decent tonic.

This wonderful Islay gin makes the perfect present. Its packaging can be reused as a planter for cocktail "garnish". Sadly, you have to supply your own seeds.

One for the royalists out there, this gin was made to commemorate King Charles's coronation. And it was made in the single distillery in the City of London.

The first time we were recommended Opihr, it was as an exotic premium gin for the more intrepid. Now you can get a bottle for under £17. It has spice flavours, making it quite a different experience to regular London gin.

Gin and rhubarb is a beautiful combination, and here the tart tang is joined by a little fire thanks to extra ginger flavours. It makes for a fresh take on a G+T.

You probably know Hendrick's, but what is Lunar? It's a limited release with a distinctive floral and "warm" flavour.

Looking for a classic style gin bargain? You've found it. For under £18 you're getting a quality bottle. Chamomile, honeysuckle and pomelo are the the three key botanicals, blending together citrus and floral notes.

This isn't a straight gin, but a 20% abv liqueur flavoured with ginger and rhubarb. Edinburgh Gin recommends serving over ice, or using it as a cocktail ingredient.

There's a reason Roku Gin has been in our best gin list for years: it's an easy to drink, original-tasting gin which is packed with six distinctive Japanese botanicals, including the scent of cherry blossoms. Lovely stuff.

This is a really complex gin that is our favourite for making martinis with - there's a robustness with this one that we love.

When it comes to premium bourbon, this is about as premium as it gets. It's been crafted in association with Bob Dylan and the price point is usually around the £75 so this is a fantastic deal. Taste wise, there's a sweetness there and a smoke hit with vanilla cutting through.

If you want to try something a little different then try this wonderful rye from New Orleans. Similar to bourbon, but made with at least 51% rye it makes for a smoother taste. We are big fans of this bottle.

Nikka From The Barrel is a wonderful way into Japanese whisky. It is a blended whisky comprised of 60% Coffey Grain and 40% malts and made from one of the most famous distilleries in the world.

If you want something special bourbon wise, thenElijah Craig is for you. Packed with vanilla and maple flavour, there's a nice and spicy heat from the booze, too. This won the whisky of the year 2017.

This single whisky malt whisky has notes of citrus, and comes from one of the most well-known distilleries among enthusiasts.

Green label is a 15-year-aged whisky, and has a vanilla laced smokiness. Such a well-known name makes this a perfect gift, and you're getting a real bargain here.

This bottle won a "best in class" gold award at the 2009 International Wine and Spirits Competition, and matches sweetness with a classic single malt smoke.

This blended scotch won a Silver award from the ‎IWSC in 2019, and is a bargain if you're after a cheaper bottle. Or perhaps 10 cheaper bottles.

Don't consider this one only for your perennially single friend as the distiller's use of American and European casks contributes to the lovely espresso and brown sugar taste notes here.

This is one of our picks of Prime Day for those looking to spend less than £20 on a whisky. A single malt that affordable? Don't miss it.

An 8-year aged single malt that was originally released as a special edition, before being brought into the main line-up through its sheer popularity. We've seen it cheaper on Amazon, but it's still a good buy.

Save £23 off this high-end whisky, matured for 18 years to bring out the most complex flavours, including "black forest fruit, cocoa and coffee."

The Tamvavulin distillery matures this whisky in red wine casks to bring out some of the flavours of cabernet sauvignon wine. It has a hit of spice with notes of pear and almond.

You can save a chunk off this 12-year-aged single malt this Prime Day. It's sweet, with a hint of smokiness, and won a silver award at IWSC 2015.

This whisky won double gold at the International Wine & Spirits Competition 2020, and has a flavour profile of caramel and blackberry.

No prizes for guessing how the Winter Edition is different to some of Jura's other whiskys. That's right, there are extra note os spice and cinnamon, bringing out that festive winter warmth.

This unusual whisky is distilled in three different cask types, and its maker claims to be the only distiller in Scotland to use such a technique. Toffee and sherry notes stand out, and it came out with a gold award in the 2021 World Spirits Competition. This is the cheapest we have seen it on Amazon.