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Island single malt from the Isle of Skye, 45.8% ABV. Bold and maritime with brine, sweet pear, clouds of smoke, and a signature cracked black pepper finish. Like Oban 14, Talisker 10 sits at the crossroads of sea air and Highland character — both are products of worm tub condensers on Scotland's rugged western coast, and both share that unmistakeable oily, coastal texture and saline backbone. If you love Oban's gentle smoke and maritime soul, Talisker turns up the dial just enough to make it thrilling. Where Oban leans into stone fruit elegance, Talisker leans into pepper and brine — but the same fundamental DNA is there. You get the same sense of standing on a windswept shore with a dram in hand, just with a little more drama in the glass. It's the natural next step if you want to explore further into that maritime world.

Highland coastal single malt from Wick, 40% ABV. Rich and sweet with citrus, banana, a clean maritime brine and a gently smoky, salty finish. Old Pulteney earns its 'Maritime Malt' nickname the same way Oban earns its coastal reputation — both distilleries sit beside the sea and let it into the whisky. You'll find the same interplay of fruit sweetness and saline dryness that makes Oban 14 so compulsive, delivered here with a sharper citrus edge and a wonderfully clean, tangy finish. At 40% and matured in bourbon casks, this is a touch lighter than Oban, making it a brilliant everyday coastal dram. If you enjoy the way Oban balances approachability with genuine complexity, Old Pulteney 12 hits the same satisfying spot from a completely different corner of Scotland's northern coast.

Highland single malt, 43% ABV, matured in oloroso and Pedro Ximenez casks. Rich and indulgent with sun-dried raisins, gingerbread, spiced orange and a lingering tiramisu finish. Here's the wildcard pivot: swap Oban's sea salt for sherry richness and you land on GlenDronach 12. It shares Oban's oily, full-bodied texture and its Highland DNA, but trades the coastal smoke for a deep, fruit-forward sherry character that makes it feel like the same quality level explored in an entirely different direction. If you love the way Oban 14's dried figs and honey-spice notes linger in the finish, GlenDronach amplifies exactly that dimension and wraps it in PX sweetness and warming winter spice. It's the same after-dinner dram energy — just with the sea air swapped for a Spanish bodega. Unexpected, but utterly within your taste world.