Too late, iāve gone for the Lagavulin, but feel free to tell me why thatās wrong. I do like a malt but no idea what one to choose.
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Ardbeg 10 (as long as you are OK with peat)
Is the best of those listed In more than my opinion
I love a peat, but need it pointed out to me. Will remember for next time. Cheers.
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Nearly all of those listed ( not Ardbeg) are owned by Diageo - now generally this is not a that bad a fhing, but they tend to cater more for the generalist malt drinker so they are too often chill filtered and have colouring added ā¦ both of which impact the taste. But if it gets folks into Malt and then gets them into more interesting drama that is a good thing! Anyway we are on wrong thread 
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Lagavulin will give you a decent peat phenolic hit (if itās not been open on the shelf for several months ) it a decent dram but there is soooo much more on the peat trail 
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Itās ok, slightly peaty but not as much as some iāve tried. My daughter may be more in tune with you. Likes a good malt, but wasnāt impressed and gave it back before i had to demand it backš
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Haha. I suspect bottle has been open a while. The more heavily phenolic prayed malts will lose that hit quick through oxidation so they need to be drunk with a few weeks of use a gas preservative
Go on have an Ardbeg!
Went up to Wembley Arena on Friday to see ZZ Top 
Still brilliant after 50 years 
, canāt believe itās their 50th anniversary tour.
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It always amazes me how many peopleās lives remain untouched by musicā¦donāt even break their stride as they walk past.
A lack of humanityā¦discuss.
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You should try living in Winchester. I mean I love music. But running the gauntlet of sensitive young middle-class chaps with acoustic guitars on the High Street at lunch timeā¦ theyāre lucky I just walk past. The day I stop will be remembered as the Mumford Massacre.
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I am confused by that sound being made in an office. But it does sound good.