Laphroaig Old refers to a historic range of bottlings from Laphroaig Distillery, one of Islay's most iconic single malt Scotch whisky producers. Founded on the southern shore of Islay in 1815, Laphroaig has long been celebrated for its distinctively bold, peaty character. Among the most historically notable expressions under this designation is the "Old Liqueur" label, with documented bottlings dating back to at least the 1940s and references to early 20th century releases that have appeared at whisky auctions as rare collectibles. The Laphroaig Old Liqueur was bottled at 46% ABV and represents an earlier era of Laphroaig's distilling tradition. As an Islay single malt, it carries the hallmark characteristics of the distillery: heavy peat smoke, medicinal iodine notes, and a finish described as lingering and tar-like. These older expressions are considered by collectors and enthusiasts to be muscular and full of energetic Laphroaig character, offering a window into how the distillery's spirit presented itself in bygone decades. Bottles from this historic range, particularly those from the 1940s, are now considered rare and valuable collector's items. They have appeared at major whisky auctions and are cited by investment experts as examples of bottles with strong collectible appeal. The Laphroaig Old Liqueur stands as a testament to the distillery's enduring legacy and long history on Islay.