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Unpeated Islay single malt, 46.3% ABV. Matured in bourbon and sherry casks for notes of briny sea salt, green apple, caramelised orange, and vanilla — oily, coastal, and smoke-free. Like the Classic Laddie, Bunnahabhain is one of Islay's rare unpeated single malts — so you get that same sense of coastal place and island character without a whisper of peat smoke. The oily, slightly saline texture is a dead ringer for the mouthfeel you love in the Laddie. The 12 Year Old adds a little more maturity and depth, with sherry cask influence lending dried fruit and roasted nuts alongside the familiar sea-breeze freshness. If the Classic Laddie is your everyday Islay, this is its slightly more dressed-up sibling.

Unpeated Highland single malt, 43% ABV. Air-dried barley creates a pure, malt-forward style with notes of toffee, honeysuckle, and soft orchard fruit — clean, elegant, and approachable. Glengoyne is one of Scotland's only distilleries to use entirely unpeated, air-dried barley — the same philosophical commitment to smoke-free spirit that defines the Classic Laddie. You get that same pure, grain-forward elegance, just from a Southern Highland rather than an island setting. Where the Laddie leans coastal and briny, Glengoyne goes softer and sweeter — honeysuckle, toffee, and a gentle malt richness. It's the perfect pick if you want to explore what unpeated Scotch tastes like when the sea air is taken out of the equation.

Triple-distilled Lowland single malt, 40% ABV. Uniquely light and silky, with notes of vanilla, coconut, citrus blossom, and peach — unpeated, feather-soft, and endlessly easy-going. You might not expect a Lowland whisky to scratch the Classic Laddie itch, but Auchentoshan shares its most important DNA: zero peat, a pure barley-driven character, and an oily, approachable texture that rewards casual sipping as much as serious study. The triple-distillation gives it an unusually silky smoothness that's genuinely distinctive. The American Oak maturation delivers a vanilla-and-orchard-fruit profile that sits firmly in the same 'light, floral, and moreish' flavour world as the Laddie — just with a Lowland creaminess in place of the coastal brine. Think of it as the Classic Laddie's more delicate, continental cousin.