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46% ABV. Islay single malt matured in ex-bourbon barrels — the benchmark peated Scotch. Expect a powerful burst of peat smoke, coffee grounds, dark chocolate, and a hit of menthol and liquorice. If you love Laphroaig 10, Ardbeg 10 is the most natural next step. Both hail from Islay's southern shore, both are bottled unchill-filtered at 46%, and both deliver that signature wall of medicinal peat smoke — but Ardbeg leans harder into espresso-dark, almost tarry complexity where Laphroaig goes iodine and seaweed. You'll find the same intensity you crave, but with a slightly drier, more volcanic character. It's the closest thing to a direct rival — different distillery, same uncompromising Islay soul.

43% ABV. Classic Islay single malt with a beautifully oily texture. Delivers sweet smoke, briny sea air, and a hint of jalapeño spice — peat with refinement rather than raw power. Caol Ila is the quieter, more contemplative cousin of Laphroaig. You get the same coastal Islay peat and brine character, but the smoke is softer and more integrated, letting a sweet, oily malt core and a gentle medicinal edge shine through. It's a brilliant choice if you want to explore a different facet of the same taste world. Where Laphroaig hits you with bold, assertive iodine, Caol Ila wraps you in a subtler, more saline smoke — still unmistakably Islay, but with a touch more elegance. It's the one that converts sceptics.

40% ABV. Ireland's only peated single malt — double-distilled at Cooley and aged in ex-bourbon casks. Honey sweetness, soft turf smoke, vanilla oak, and a long, golden peaty finish with none of the iodine. This is the wildcard that will genuinely surprise you. Connemara takes the peated single malt blueprint you love from Laphroaig and transplants it to Ireland — the result is peat without the coastal iodine or seaweed, swapping maritime medicine for a sweeter, earthier, almost heathery smoke. It's deeply approachable but still seriously characterful. You're getting the same core instinct — whisky built around peat smoke as a flavour pillar — but from a completely different tradition. It's a genuine discovery: if you've never had a peated Irish malt, this is the one that will make you rethink what peat can be.