Created using techniques that have been passed down for generations, this single malt Scotch is made from some of the most precious whiskies in our Atlantic storehouse. Our master distillers select spirits from five different cask types, including ex-Bourbon barrels, 19th Century-style quarter casks and large Oloroso sherry butts. Aged anywhere from seven years to 21 years, each spirit brings its own element — and lore — to the blend. The result is the richest expression of our unforgettable peated whisky. Sparkling gold, this rich and smoky Scotch tastes of fall days by the ocean with hints of ash and bitter chocolate. A long, sweet finish and spicy chili tingle make this dram utterly unparalleled. Serve neat, or over ice. Complex blend of small-batch Scotch whisky, matured in five casks Rich, smoky taste with hints of dark chocolate and ocean air. Crafted based on traditions passed down through generations. Aged from 7 to 21 years for the richest possible Laphroaig flavor. 2019 International Wine and Spirit Competition Silver.
Created using techniques that have been passed down for generations, this single malt Scotch is made from some of the most precious whiskies in our Atlantic storehouse. Our master distillers select spirits from five different cask types, including ex-Bourbon barrels, 19th Century-style quarter casks and large Oloroso sherry butts. Aged anywhere from seven years to 21 years, each spirit brings its own element — and lore — to the blend. The result is the richest expression of our unforgettable peated whisky. Sparkling gold, this rich and smoky Scotch tastes of fall days by the ocean with hints of ash and bitter chocolate. A long, sweet finish and spicy chili tingle make this dram utterly unparalleled. Serve neat, or over ice. Complex blend of small-batch Scotch whisky, matured in five casks Rich, smoky taste with hints of dark chocolate and ocean air. Crafted based on traditions passed down through generations. Aged from 7 to 21 years for the richest possible Laphroaig flavor. 2019 International Wine and Spirit Competition Silver.
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The lowest price for Laphroaig Lore Single Malt Scotch Whisky 700ml right now is $102.14 at The Whisky Exchange.
The all-time low was $91.71 on 7 June 2026 — today's price is 11% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 8 Sept 2026.
Laphroaig Lore Single Malt Scotch Whisky 700ml
Created using techniques that have been passed down for generations, this single malt Scotch is made from some of the most precious whiskies in our Atlantic storehouse. Our master distillers select spirits from five different cask types, including ex-Bourbon barrels, 19th Century-style quarter casks and large Oloroso sherry butts. Aged anywhere from seven years to 21 years, each spirit brings its own element — and lore — to the blend. The result is the richest expression of our unforgettable peated whisky. Sparkling gold, this rich and smoky Scotch tastes of fall days by the ocean with hints of ash and bitter chocolate. A long, sweet finish and spicy chili tingle make this dram utterly unparalleled. Serve neat, or over ice. Complex blend of small-batch Scotch whisky, matured in five casks Rich, smoky taste with hints of dark chocolate and ocean air. Crafted based on traditions passed down through generations. Aged from 7 to 21 years for the richest possible Laphroaig flavor. 2019 International Wine and Spirit Competition Silver.
Created using techniques that have been passed down for generations, this single malt Scotch is made from some of the most precious whiskies in our Atlantic storehouse. Our master distillers select spirits from five different cask types, including ex-Bourbon barrels, 19th Century-style quarter casks and large Oloroso sherry butts. Aged anywhere from seven years to 21 years, each spirit brings its own element — and lore — to the blend. The result is the richest expression of our unforgettable peated whisky. Sparkling gold, this rich and smoky Scotch tastes of fall days by the ocean with hints of ash and bitter chocolate. A long, sweet finish and spicy chili tingle make this dram utterly unparalleled. Serve neat, or over ice. Complex blend of small-batch Scotch whisky, matured in five casks Rich, smoky taste with hints of dark chocolate and ocean air. Crafted based on traditions passed down through generations. Aged from 7 to 21 years for the richest possible Laphroaig flavor. 2019 International Wine and Spirit Competition Silver.
Last updated at 08/09/2026 16:07:15
Laphroaig Lore Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Delivery $55.79
originally posted on totalwine.com
90/100. Finally got around to picking a bottle of this up. Compared side by side with Laphroaig triple wood, 10 CS and quarter cask. Not sure if lore lives up to its own hype or not, but it is admittedly very "rich."Short story: if you like Laphroaig, like myself, you will appreciate Lore. It's more rounded and subdued in it's medicinal peat allotment than it's young, brash siblings. It's quite rich, oily and viscous. It feels thick and weighted in your mouth. The peat is more relaxed than in the 10 year old, and it's complimented by hints of Sherry and quarter cask maturation. I do sense the older Laphroaig being used, which leads to Lore's more rounded and sophisticated flavour.If you're an ardent fan of Laphroaig, I think Lore is worth having around. It ... More90/100. Finally got around to picking a bottle of this up. Compared side by side with Laphroaig triple wood, 10 CS and quarter cask. Not sure if lore lives up to its own hype or not, but it is admittedly very "rich."Short story: if you like Laphroaig, like myself, you will appreciate Lore. It's more rounded and subdued in it's medicinal peat allotment than it's young, brash siblings. It's quite rich, oily and viscous. It feels thick and weighted in your mouth. The peat is more relaxed than in the 10 year old, and it's complimented by hints of Sherry and quarter cask maturation. I do sense the older Laphroaig being used, which leads to Lore's more rounded and sophisticated flavour.If you're an ardent fan of Laphroaig, I think Lore is worth having around. It certainly does enough to separate itself from the rest of the lineup. It is more mature and rounded than either the 10 or QC, and it's less sweet and more complex than the triple wood. I'd prefer a similarly priced 18 year old, but given the times we live in, such NAS renditions are a fact of life. As it stands, I think this Lore is a very respectable and worthwhile Laphroiag. Whether it's worth the $100+ price tag or not is hard to say, but I don't regret my purchase.
originally posted on totalwine.com
I bought a bottle of this a while back. After two pours, I bought two more bottles. What a fantastic journey of flavor this whisky takes you on. It is one of the most complex scotches you can find for this price. It really takes you on a journey from the initial taste to the finish. It's really a kaleidoscope of smokey, sweet, fruity goodness.
originally posted on liquorloot.com
Beautiful full and rich Laphroaig, with strong cinnamon notes that balance the peat and it rounds out so well. If you are a Laphroaig fan, this is an exceptional expression.
| The United Kingdom | 25 GBP |
| Australia | Calculated at the checkout |
| Austria | 10 GBP |
| Belgium | 10 GBP |
| Germany | 10 GBP |
Laphroaig Lore Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Delivery $55.79
90/100. Finally got around to picking a bottle of this up. Compared side by side with Laphroaig triple wood, 10 CS and quarter cask. Not sure if lore lives up to its own hype or not, but it is admittedly very "rich."Short story: if you like Laphroaig, like myself, you will appreciate Lore. It's more rounded and subdued in it's medicinal peat allotment than it's young, brash siblings. It's quite rich, oily and viscous. It feels thick and weighted in your mouth. The peat is more relaxed than in the 10 year old, and it's complimented by hints of Sherry and quarter cask maturation. I do sense the older Laphroaig being used, which leads to Lore's more rounded and sophisticated flavour.If you're an ardent fan of Laphroaig, I think Lore is worth having around. It ... More90/100. Finally got around to picking a bottle of this up. Compared side by side with Laphroaig triple wood, 10 CS and quarter cask. Not sure if lore lives up to its own hype or not, but it is admittedly very "rich."Short story: if you like Laphroaig, like myself, you will appreciate Lore. It's more rounded and subdued in it's medicinal peat allotment than it's young, brash siblings. It's quite rich, oily and viscous. It feels thick and weighted in your mouth. The peat is more relaxed than in the 10 year old, and it's complimented by hints of Sherry and quarter cask maturation. I do sense the older Laphroaig being used, which leads to Lore's more rounded and sophisticated flavour.If you're an ardent fan of Laphroaig, I think Lore is worth having around. It certainly does enough to separate itself from the rest of the lineup. It is more mature and rounded than either the 10 or QC, and it's less sweet and more complex than the triple wood. I'd prefer a similarly priced 18 year old, but given the times we live in, such NAS renditions are a fact of life. As it stands, I think this Lore is a very respectable and worthwhile Laphroiag. Whether it's worth the $100+ price tag or not is hard to say, but I don't regret my purchase.
I bought a bottle of this a while back. After two pours, I bought two more bottles. What a fantastic journey of flavor this whisky takes you on. It is one of the most complex scotches you can find for this price. It really takes you on a journey from the initial taste to the finish. It's really a kaleidoscope of smokey, sweet, fruity goodness.
Beautiful full and rich Laphroaig, with strong cinnamon notes that balance the peat and it rounds out so well. If you are a Laphroaig fan, this is an exceptional expression.
Wonderful surprise. Had expected a traditional peaty scotch, but no! It was a background of peaty, without the restrictions/limitations of smokey mouth feel. Almost syrupy. A cream-like impression of practically sweet-without-being-sweet. I’m ordering more.
If you love a truly smokey and peaty single malt, then this whiskey is a must bottle for your collection. One of my favorites.
This is a complex Scotch with a world-class nose. Just the aroma will make you glad you bought it: campfire smoke, seaweed, peat, with hints of honey, holiday spice, and burnt toffee. The palate is solid. The finish a little short but warm and balanced. Worth the higher price.
Got this as a gift and it was fabulous, but it also made me sad, because like so many other spirit makers --- of scotch, bourbon, gin, tequila --- Laphroaig has cut back the quality in the regular version. This tasted like Laphroaig 10 used to taste; punchy. smoky, but still complex. Laphroaig has bumped the price by $80 and jacked the proof to 96, but this is the good old stuff. Ask for it for your birthday.
If you’re looking for a smooth scotch Laphroaig Lore is a winner. It’s well balanced with smoke a peat. On the rocks it has a smoother finish than 10. Well worth the money.
With five components ranging from seven to twenty one years old and barrels ranging from quarter-casks to oloroso, this is a complex and rich experience! Fruit, cinnamon, Meyer lemons, custard, creosote and leather. The young whiskies keep it bright, the old whiskies keep it mellow and give it the leather.Lovely stuff! I just hope they keep the 21yo in there for future bottlings!
If you like Laphroaig 10 and are looking for something better, look no further than Quarter Cask. Its a step up from 10 while remaining fuller and more interesting. Lore is a disappointment all around. If you want something with more sherry influences try any of the other Laphroaig offerings, (except select as we all know how bad that is). This is the 10-QC version of Select. Something no one asked for, unless you wanted a stronger flavored Select.
| The United Kingdom | 25 GBP |
| Australia | Calculated at the checkout |
| Austria | 10 GBP |
| Belgium | 10 GBP |
| Germany | 10 GBP |
