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40% ABV. A Speyside single malt matured in a combination of American and European oak, delivering orange, lemon, vanilla, and toffee — delicate, fine-boned, and impeccably balanced. If you love Glenfiddich 12's approachable, fruit-forward Speyside character, The Glenlivet 12 Double Oak is your nearest neighbour. Both sit in that classic soft, lighter Speyside style — smooth, elegant, and built around sweet fruits and gentle floral notes, without any peat to challenge you. The Double Oak twist adds an extra layer of warmth and richness from European oak that mirrors Glenfiddich's American oak vanilla backbone. You're getting the same easy-drinking confidence, just dressed in a slightly different coat.

40% ABV. A sweet, easygoing Speyside single malt with flavours of honeyed flapjacks, caramel, apple, and honeydew melon — soft, mellow, and approachable from first sip to last. Cardhu sits firmly in the same gentle, accessible Speyside lane as Glenfiddich 12 — smooth mouthfeel, no peat, and a sweetness that makes it immediately likeable whether you're a seasoned sipper or a newcomer. It's the kind of whisky that earns fierce loyalty without demanding effort. Where Glenfiddich leans into fresh pear and a crisp fruitiness, Cardhu tips a little further into honeyed warmth and baked-good sweetness. You'll find it just as sessionable but with a distinctly cosy, dessert-like finish that feels like a natural step sideways.

46.3% ABV. An unpeated Islay single malt matured in bourbon and sherry casks, offering floral notes, dried fruit, fresh citrus, roasted nuts, and a whisper of sea salt — surprisingly gentle for its island origin. Here's the plot twist: an Islay whisky with none of the bonfire smoke you'd expect. Bunnahabhain 12 is the island's best-kept secret — unpeated, richly fruited, and finished with just a coastal mineral kiss. If Glenfiddich 12 is your comfort zone, this is the door that opens onto something a little more complex without ever becoming intimidating. You get the same fruit-forward approachability and smooth delivery you enjoy in Glenfiddich, but the sherry cask influence adds dried fruit depth and a subtle nuttiness that gives you more to explore. It's familiar enough to feel safe, different enough to feel like a genuine discovery.