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A Speyside single malt aged in bourbon barrels and finished in rum casks, bottled as Glen Grant's inaugural limited-edition Exploration release. Expect tropical banana, soft fruit, orange peel and a hint of Piña Colada. ABV not confirmed on page but bottled at standard strength. Like the Gran Reserva, this is a Speyside single malt that takes its defining character from a rum cask finish — exactly the same flavour logic that made Glenfiddich's 21yo such a talking point. You get that same interplay of an elegant, long-matured spirit lifted by sweet Caribbean cask influence. If you enjoy the tropical fruitiness and gentle sweetness the Gran Reserva delivers, this is the most direct translation of that style from a different Speyside house. It's an accessible but characterful dram that rewards the same kind of relaxed, contemplative sipping.

An unpeated Islay single malt matured in oloroso sherry butts then finished for 21 months in Pedro Ximenez casks, bottled at cask strength for the 2024 release. Rich and lush with dried fruit, nutmeg, caramelised walnuts, figs, candied cherries and a liquorice thread. This shares the same 21-year age statement as the Gran Reserva and delivers that same sense of deep, unhurried maturation — but here, it's luxury sherry cask finishing rather than rum that drives the complexity. If you love the dense, confected fruit character of the Glenfiddich, you'll find plenty of that richness here, dialled up to cask strength. From a completely different producer and region, this gives you a fresh perspective on what long-aged Scotch with an exotic cask finish can be. Bunnahabhain's naturally unpeated Islay spirit means none of the smoke gets in the way — just pure, layered sweetness and spice.

An Island single malt from Jura, initially aged in American white oak ex-bourbon barrels before being finished in hand-selected Caribbean rum casks. Aromas of guava, toasted coconut, sugar-coated almonds, apricots and orange, with a palate of vanilla fudge, mango, banana and sea salt. The flavour DNA here is unmistakably the same as the Gran Reserva — a classically matured Scotch single malt given a second life in Caribbean rum casks, producing that irresistible tropical-meets-heathery combination. You'll recognise all the hallmarks you love: the fruit-forward sweetness, the coconut and vanilla from the rum wood, the long and satisfying finish. What makes this the wildcard is its Island provenance — Jura sits between Islay and the mainland, giving the spirit a subtly briny, maritime edge that Glenfiddich's landlocked Speyside character doesn't have. It's a sideways step into new territory that stays firmly within your taste comfort zone.