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A richly sherried Highland single malt aged 10 years in a combination of Pedro Ximenez and Oloroso sherry casks, bottled at 43% ABV. Expect Seville blood orange, cherry, toffee praline, cocoa, and brambles — classic sherry-forward depth with a warm spice backbone. If you love Benromach 10's signature interplay of sherry sweetness and dark fruit, GlenDronach 10 is its closest spiritual twin from a different postcode. Both are aged a decade in premium sherry casks, both deliver that same old-school richness of toffee, orchard fruit, and warming spice that defines the style. The key difference is that GlenDronach leans even deeper into the sherry influence — the PX and Oloroso combination gives you a lusher, more fruit-cake character, with less smoke and more cocoa. If you enjoy Benromach's sherried core and want to explore how far that direction can go, this is your bottle.

A peated 10-year-old Speyside single malt from BenRiach, bottled at 46% ABV and matured in a blend of bourbon, virgin oak, and Jamaican rum casks. Delivers sweet tropical fruit on the nose, with a bold arrival of black pepper, peat smoke, and ginger on the palate. Benromach 10 sits in a rare and distinctive sweet spot: a Speyside malt with genuine peat smoke woven into its fruity, sherried character. BenRiach The Smoky Ten inhabits exactly the same territory — a Speyside distillery that deliberately harnesses peat, creating a dram that surprises with smoke where you'd expect softness. The rum cask influence here adds an extra layer of tropical sweetness that echoes Benromach's apple and citrus notes, while the peat and black pepper carry the same lively, smoky signature you already enjoy. At 46% it also delivers a touch more presence in the glass — a natural step up in intensity.

A 12-year-old Campbeltown single malt from Glen Scotia, bottled at 46% ABV and matured entirely in first-fill bourbon casks. Bright and characterful: vanilla and honey lead the way, alongside tropical fruit, toasted oak, and a distinctive salty maritime edge. Benromach reviewers consistently reach for one comparison above all others: Springbank, the legendary Campbeltown distillery famed for its old-school, waxy, gently peated style. Glen Scotia 12 is your passport into that same Campbeltown world — a region so distinctive it has its own whisky classification — but at a more accessible price point than Springbank commands today. Where Benromach 10 gives you sherry and light smoke, Glen Scotia 12 swaps the sherry for a brighter, fruitier bourbon-cask profile and adds that unmistakable coastal salinity that Campbeltown is celebrated for. It's an unexpected but entirely logical step — same love of complexity and old-fashioned craft, completely different landscape in the glass.