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Quoted from TheFamilyArcade:Laphroaig for me. Briny and distinctive. 15 year old is great but 10 year is just fine. I prefer the Islay style, but there's quite a few scotches out there that are pretty damn tasty.
I like the peaty Islay style too! Lagavulin 16 is my fave if I have the cash. Its Laphroaig's smoother cousin.
Glengoyne 10 is also a solidly smooth budget buy. It took over as my "go to" once Kirkland's 12 year blended (yes, Costco!) was dicontinued.
Quoted from pinster68:I attended WhiskeyFest in New York for several years and had the chance to sample some really wonderful scotch. Standouts for me were Highland Park and Isle of Jura. It's been a while since enjoying a dram, and now having seen this thread I feel like a shopping trip is order ... so keep the recommendations flowing.
I have a bottle of Highland Park 15 I got as a bday present that is super tastey!
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