Bargain Beauties!

Aberlour 10y between €20,- and €25,- is a favorite of mine.

Anything by Bladnoch between 10-12 years old. At 55% and mostly single cask, the ~GPB40 bottles are a steal.

Balvenie 14 Caribbean, The MacTarnahan Modern Spirits (11.5 yo Glenfarclas with coloring in it), Old Pulteney 12, Caol Ila 12, WL Weller 12, Antique Weller 7 (mix the two Wellers for a nice vatting btw), 8 yr GM Glenroth, 8 yr GM Highland P, Glen Elgin on the cheap where'er you can find 'em

@ tabarakRazvi: If you like smoke and peat you should consider giving "smokey joe" a try. Kind of a goofy name, but it does have all the punch of the more expensive Islay malts. Under $40 in Florida

Knappogue Castle Irish Single Malt for under $30. It's only 40%-- of course; it's Irish!--but it's a solid value if you link something dry.

(Oops: "...LIKE something dry")

I picked up Shackleton's The Journey at a closeout special for under $80us, which is about half the retail price. That's a bargain in my book!

@PeterG7 funny you should say that. Just tried Smoky Joe at a friends' house the other day. I thought it was quite OK. Not a beauty, mind you. But fairly decent.

Here is one that I like:

The Robert Burns (The Arran Distillery) Available at the LCBO in Ontario, $45.95 The plus is that it is bottled at 43.0% ABV.