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Unpeated Island single malt from the Isle of Arran, bottled at 46% ABV. Ex-bourbon matured with lush notes of apple turnover, pear, citrus zest, vanilla and a dusting of cinnamon — gloriously smooth and fruit-forward. Like Tobermory 10, you're getting an unpeated Scottish island single malt matured in ex-bourbon casks and bottled at a robust, non-chill-filtered strength. The house style delivers that same velvety, fruit-rich sweetness balanced by gentle spice — just swapping Mull's gingerbread and aniseed for Arran's orchard-fruit exuberance. If you love the clean, approachable island character of Tobermory 10 but want to explore further west along the Scottish coast, Arran 10 is the most faithful like-for-like swap you'll find. It consistently punches well above its weight and has earned a reputation as one of the finest entry-level island malts available.

Unpeated Islay single malt at 46.3% ABV, matured in ex-bourbon and sherry casks. Expect floral notes, dried fruit, fresh citrus and roasted nuts, with a subtle coastal sea-salt finish that defies Islay's peaty reputation. Bunnahabhain shares Tobermory's most distinctive trick: being a smooth, unpeated malt from a coastline famous for smoky whisky. You get that same sense of maritime character and gentle salinity without any peat intrusion — just richer and slightly more complex thanks to an extra two years in cask and a touch of sherry influence. If you appreciate how Tobermory 10 sits apart from the peated crowd whilst still carrying a sense of place, Bunnahabhain 12 will feel immediately familiar. The added sherry cask element brings a dried-fruit depth that gives you something new to explore, while the coastal freshness keeps it firmly in the same taste world.

Highland coastal single malt from Wick, bottled at 40% ABV and matured in ex-bourbon casks. Rich and sweet with lemon, lime, banana, brine and a subtle wisp of smoke on the finish — known as 'the maritime malt'. This is your island-style dram from the mainland coast. Old Pulteney draws its character from the wild North Sea shoreline of Caithness in much the same way Tobermory draws from the Hebridean sea air — both deliver that hallmark combination of sweet malt, fresh citrus and a salty coastal edge without leaning on peat. The wildcard move here is geography: you're leaving the islands behind for one of the most northerly distilleries on the Scottish mainland, yet the flavour DNA is unmistakably kindred. If you love the smooth, honey-and-fruit core of Tobermory 10 but fancy a tangier, more citrus-driven maritime expression, Old Pulteney 12 is a genuinely exciting discovery.