Righto, I've got some Old Pultney, Glenkinchie and Dalwhinnie on the go at the mo, looking to try something different next.
Have tried:
Ardberg
Balvenie
Cardhu
Glenfiddich
Glenmorangie
Laphroaig
Macallan
Singleton
Talisker
Fancy trying one of Cragganmore, Lagavulin or Oban, as they up the stakes a bit on price looking for recommendations first.
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Bruichladdich
Yamazaki
I prefer the Ten myself, but the Twelve is also rather nice
From an off-the-shelf list, I reckon you already peaked at Ardbeg, but perhaps give Caol Ila a try? If you want to get really serious then you could join the Scotch Malt Whisky Society and try out some of their bottlings.
Bowmore is my No.1.
Well, actually Springbank is No 1 but Bowmore more affordable!
Try both.
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jura 16
Try asda's own branded highland. It's lovely.
Cragganmore is delicious, the 12 year old. had 4 bottles of the stuff at my wedding for the toasts, everyone loved it.
Lagavulin 16 Year Old, mmmmm smokey.
If you like Islay you'll love it.
Had some for Chrismas, only for special occasions though i have Bowmore, JD and Glenfidich for every day.
Penderyn is my fav, tho currently abstaining.
I am a it bored of whisky at the moment and am onto aged rums now.
If you can find some Cockspur 12 year old Barbados rum its worth a try, just straight over ice, delicious.
Jura Superstition
Lagavulin 16 y-o
Springbank 10 y-o
Or how about something that really is a bit different? Abhainn Dearg new spirit, not yet old enough to be classed as a single malt.
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Found both the Cockspur 12yo and Springbank 10yo in Waitrose, looking forward to experimenting.
Also found Bruichladdich Rocks - any good? Might try that next.
Lagavulin is super-yummy.
Vodka. That's different to whisky, and a lot nicer.
Not into whisky much anymore, but have enjoyed these in the past:
Try laphroaig quarter cask if you haven't its lovely and different from the others
I'm away to islay in march to visit some distillerys 
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i have Bowmore, JD and Glenfidich for every day.
I knew I'd seen you somewhere before!
Damn you. I'm drinking beer and now I want whisky
firestarter 
I am not JEALOUS
I knew I'd seen you somewhere before!
Sorry to disapoint
Lagavulin 16 year old is loverly!!
Only whisky I actually prefer is Octomore, which is considerably more expensive. If you haven't tried Lagavulin I would say it is a an essential classic.
In fact, I'm going for one now.......
Lagavulin 16 is way overated.
Try finding a special edition Talisker or Lagavulin that's sherried.
Auchentoshan special edition 3 wood is sublimely smooooth. Current favourite. Amateur review here
http://oenophiliaandbacchanalia.blogspot.com/2011/01/auchentoshan-three-wood-first.html
I aim to please gordimhor lol
Personally I'm not keen on lagavulin
For a complete change from the islay ones I often reach for the bushmills ten
This gets my vote yummy.
The older Glenfarclas is nice
Sounds like your other half needs to get you membership of the Scots Malt Whisky Society as a Valentines present
His other half is the Scots Malt Whisky Society!
as a couple of ^them^ have suggested, when you try something different, why not try something DIFFERENT ?
cognac, armagnac, calvados, rum, grappa, ... there's a whole world of expensive & poncy spirits out there
Try the Craggenmore it's lovely stuff.
scaredypants - check my update - I did
Got some given at Crimbo, very nice indeed.. 
Tried Penderyn - wasn't for me.
So Cognac - might give that a go sometime - what would be good to start with?
For a big tasting whisky I like Edradour or Glenfarclas 105. Edradour I liken to having a big bite of a rich, dark fruit cake, and the Glenfarclas reminds me of custard; love both of them in the winter.
For a lighter, more summery one, I might go for a Benrinnes.
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