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A quintessential Scottish island single malt at 46% ABV, non-chill filtered and natural colour. Ex-bourbon matured, it delivers apple turnovers, Japanese pears, citrus zest, vanilla, and a touch of cinnamon. If you love the Jura Origin's light, approachable island style — fresh, fruity and gently sweet — Arran 10 is its closest spiritual twin. Both come from small Scottish islands, both lean on ex-bourbon casks to build that clean, orchard-fruit-forward character, and both are bottled at a strength that gives you real flavour without ever being aggressive. Where Jura plays on maritime grassiness, Arran goes a touch creamier and more orchard-fruit-driven — think lush apple turnover and lemon zest rather than sea breeze. It's the same easy-sipping, island soul in a slightly more polished, fruit-led guise. A genuinely brilliant step sideways.

A Campbeltown single malt at 46% ABV, matured in first-fill bourbon barrels then finished in Pedro Ximénez sherry casks. Expect toffee, spiced fruit, fudge, vanilla, and a briny coastal undercurrent. Jura Origin fans are drawn to that balance of sweetness, gentle coastal character, and easy drinkability — and Glen Scotia Double Cask ticks every one of those boxes from a completely different corner of Scotland. Campbeltown and Jura share that same sea-salt undercurrent, but the PX sherry finish here adds a richer, fudgier layer that makes each sip feel a little more decadent. It's the same approachable, crowd-pleasing philosophy as the Origin, just with a slightly sweeter, spicier edge. If you've been playing it safe with Jura, this is the natural next move — still familiar, but with more personality on the finish.

A lightly peated Speyside single malt at 43% ABV, matured in first-fill sherry and bourbon casks. Classically styled with toffee, vibrant apple, spice, and a beautifully integrated whisper of peat smoke. This is the curveball: a Speyside malt that drinks like a coastal island whisky. Benromach was deliberately designed to recreate the old-school, lightly peated Speyside style of the 1960s — which means you get that same gentle smokiness and maritime minerality that makes Jura Origin so easy to love, but wrapped in a richer, sherried Speyside body. If you've always enjoyed the light peat and easy complexity of the Origin but wondered what it would taste like with a bit more depth and that classic toffee-apple warmth, Benromach 10 is your answer. It's an unexpected route to the same destination — and one that regularly punches well above its price point.