What should be my next whiskies?

@gronnelg Like myself your selections run close to mine, I also like Speysides & Islay. I would say try Bunnahabhain any age, Aberlour A'Bunadh,Kilchoman any one, Old Pulteney 12yr. These are ones I have tried and recomend. The Old Pultneney is not from Speyside but it's good. Hope this was helpfull. :)

Based on what you have tried and your curiosity, I'm gonna suggest a few of my favorites...Balvenie 15, Glenfarclas 12, and Talisker 10. Keep us posted and enjoy!

@gronnelg For something a bit different (sherry cask matured) - you could always try the Aberlour range; the 16 yr, 12 yr Non-Chill Filtered, and A'bunadh are all very good.

Since you like Speyside and Islay, I suggest you give BenRiach Curiositas 10 and Benromach Peat Smoke a try. Also Bruichladdich "The Laddie Ten" would give you a whole new perspective on Islay.

@gronnelg I have also had and recomend both the Bruichladdich Laddie Ten & the Glenfarclas 12, both are very good. Enjoy let us what you think. :)

Out of the whiskies you are thinking about, I would recommend Glenfarclas 15 or Springbank 10 as starting points. Lagavulin Distiller's Edition is fantastic and I hear good things about Balvenie 17 y.o. Peated Cask.

For some reason, I haven't been too impressed with the Bowmores I have tried. But I feel like with Bowmore, it is all about the higher end bottles.

You might want to try the rage of Juras as they span between fruity and peaty, light and rich. It's a 4 way direction that you might find interesting.

I agree with OCeallaigh....Do the Springbank 10....there is nothing in the world that tastes like it and its inexpensive for what it is....unbelievable whisky from a unique distillery. I had tried about 30 different single malts before I had Springbank, and it really surprised me and reminded me how unique whiskies can be. Its also got some really awesome peaty qualities of a unique flavor.

@gronnelg: The Balvenie Golden Cask and the Caribbean Rum Cask are both 14 yo's, but different expressions. You would probably like the Rum Cask; I think it's a good 'un, and it gets high marks from the whisky pundits.

I can also vouch for the Glenfarclas 12, although some prefer the 10 yo as an intro to the 'farclas range. Based on your collection, I might also suggest the popular Ardbegs (Uigeadail and Corryvreckan), Springbank 10, and GlenDronach 15 yo Revival.

I'd do a cask strength if I were you...you've tried the laga 12...why not keep exploring :-)

Ardbeg uigeadail or corryvreckan with the former being sweeter (but not sweet) and the latter being peatier; Springbank 12 cask strength Glenfarclas 105 or a special cask strength (if you can find one...) Caol Ila CS Aberlour Abunadh

Wow! So many good suggestions to go with here! Thanks a bunch guys! I'll have to make a list of all the suggestions, and try them out over time ;)

What @cpstecroix said! You certainly have got off to a great start - You may enjoy one of the Distillers' Editions; Talisker DE., Caol Ila DE. etc. The Glenfarclas 15yo. is a magical 'drop' and is the Distillery signature Whisky but it is a sherried Whisky, ditto Aberlour a'bunadh (also splendid). If the Lasanta didn't tick many boxes, perhaps sherry cask is not your thing: One way to find out is with the Glenfarclas 15yo. If you enjoy the G/F, you will love the 'a'bunadh'!

Good Luck.

I wouldn't like to see anyone judge sherried whiskies by Lasanta. In my opinion it is one of the very least impressive sherry finished drams. GF 15, A'bunadh and Macallan CS, 12, and 18 are in a completely different league. I agree with A'bunadhman, try one or two of the good distillers Editions. Can't go wrong with any year of the Lag DE. .

You are looking for something from Springbank and seems to enjoy peat: I suggest Longrow CV.