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Unpeated Hebridean island single malt at 46.3% ABV, matured exclusively in ex-bourbon American oak casks. Honey, vanilla, ripe orange, creamy pineapple and fresh citrus on the nose, with a full-bodied, oily texture and a subtle salty coastal edge on the finish. Like Bunnahabhain 12, Tobermory is a rare unpeated island single malt that rejects the smoky Islay template in favour of something richer, fruitier and more accessible — yet still unmistakably coastal. Both sit at 46.3% ABV, are non-chill filtered with no added colour, and share that characteristic oily weight that gives them real presence in the glass. If you love Bunnahabhain's interplay of honeyed sweetness, dried fruit and a whisper of sea spray, Tobermory delivers exactly that — but from the Isle of Mull, with a brighter, more citrus-forward expression that gives you a new angle on the same taste world. It's the closest stylistic sibling you'll find from a completely different distillery.

Highland single malt at 43% ABV, matured in a combination of oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks. Powerful notes of sun-dried raisins, gingerbread, spiced orange, stewed fruit and toffee, with a long, indulgent finish. Bunnahabhain 12's most distinctive quality is the rich, sherried fruit dimension delivered by its ex-sherry cask maturation — and GlenDronach 12 is one of Scotland's definitive expressions of exactly that style. Both are deeply invested in oloroso-influenced maturation, producing that same dried fruit, nuts and warming spice character that makes Bunnahabhain so approachable yet complex. The move from Islay to the Highlands shifts the backdrop from coastal saltiness to a lusher, more autumnal richness — think Christmas cake versus seaside orchard. If you find yourself reaching for Bunnahabhain 12 after dinner, you'll find GlenDronach 12 fits that same ritualistic, slow-sipping moment perfectly.

Irish single pot still whiskey at 46% ABV, crafted using a combination of bourbon and oloroso sherry cask-matured spirit. Rich brown sugar, toffee and coconut up front, followed by biscuity malt, cinnamon spice and a mouth-filling, chewy and deeply satisfying finish. This is the wildcard that earns its place on pure flavour logic. Bunnahabhain 12 wins fans for its oily texture, sherry-kissed richness, nuts and dried fruit — and Powers John's Lane delivers all of that in an Irish single pot still format that adds its own unique spiced grain character. The bourbon-and-oloroso-cask combination maps almost exactly onto Bunnahabhain's maturation recipe. Crossing the Irish Sea feels like a leap, but the taste world is strikingly familiar — just with a little more cinnamon and baking spice in the mix. If you enjoy exploring how similar philosophies (unpeated spirit, quality sherry wood, unhurried maturation) express themselves differently by geography, this is one of the most rewarding discoveries you can make.