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Ardmore 1998 23y (The Single Malts Of Scotland)

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Ardmore 1998 23y is a Highland single malt built around the identity of one individual cask. Distilled on 27 May 1998 and bottled on 21 April 2022, it spent 23 years maturing in a hogshead before being released.

Only 223 bottles were drawn from that cask, bottled at cask strength at 51.2%. Rather than presenting a broad distillery style, this release captures the development of a single cask at one particular point in time.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are appreciated for their sense of focus and limited availability. With the last bottles now indicated, it is clearly the kind of release that cannot simply be repeated once the cask is gone.

The stated flavour profile points to a wood-led whisky, with the cask influence clearly (…)

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Yoichi Bourbon Finish

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Yoichi Bourbon Finish is a Japanese single malt shaped around a bourbon cask finish. There is no age statement on the label, so the focus falls on the style of the release itself: a clearly present wood influence, supported by gentle spice, fruit, saline touches and a light peated edge.

At 46% alcohol, it has enough structure to carry that cask-driven character with clarity. The Bourbon Finish gives this Yoichi a defined place of its own, especially for drinkers who enjoy seeing how a particular finishing choice can steer the expression of a single malt.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this mainly as a limited and increasingly scarce release. With 2934 bottles produced, a collector's item indication and the final bottles remaining, it has the feel of a (…)

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Jim Beam Kentucky Dram 1l

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Jim Beam Kentucky Dram 1l presents the Jim Beam name in a generous one-litre bottle, with a clear American whiskey identity. Its United States origin and the Kentucky reference in the name place it firmly in that American whiskey setting, while the product itself does not rely on an age statement for its positioning.

The key element here is American Oak. The wood influence gives the whiskey its main structure, supported by lighter spicy and fruity accents. At 40% alcohol, it remains straightforward in style, and the litre format makes sense for anyone who likes to keep a familiar American whiskey close at hand.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, Jim Beam remains one of those names customers recognise quickly within the American whiskey range. This Kentucky Dram (…)

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Caperdonich 18y Peated Incl. Box

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Caperdonich 18y Peated is a Speyside single malt Scotch whisky bottled at 48% after 18 years of maturation. The name immediately points to peat, yet the profile suggests a whisky where smoke is present with restraint rather than taking over completely. Fruit and oak have a clearer role, with peat adding definition around the edges.

American Oak maturation gives the whisky a noticeable wood-driven foundation, while the fruity side keeps the profile from feeling one-dimensional. Gentle spice and a light salty accent add further shape, making this a peated malt with more emphasis on structure and maturity than on sheer smoky intensity.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Caperdonich as a thoughtful choice for drinkers who enjoy peat when it sits within a (…)

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Highland Park 21y Incl. Box

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Highland Park 21y is a Scottish single malt from Orkney where age and cask influence shape the conversation. With 21 years behind it, it sits firmly in mature whisky territory, while the use of sherry and bourbon casks adds breadth rather than pushing the whisky into one narrow style.

The appeal here is in the way the elements are measured. Oak is clearly part of the profile, supported by gentler notes of fruit, spice and a light touch of peat. It gives the whisky a developed, composed character without making smoke the dominant theme.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Highland Park 21y as a bottle for drinkers who enjoy older Scottish single malts where maturation, island origin and restrained peat are all part of the experience. Bottled at 46%, it has enough (…)

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Ardmore 13y Tb (Thompson Brothers)

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Ardmore 13y Tb is a Highland single malt with a clear and recognisable personality. It carries Ardmore's softly peated Highland style, where the smoke is present but does not cover the malt, honeyed notes and fruitier side of the whisky.

Matured for 13 years and drawn from two refill barrels, this release was bottled at 48.5% ABV without chill filtration. That choice suits the whisky well: it keeps the texture and natural character intact, while the refill casks support the spirit rather than weighing it down with heavy wood.

With only 588 bottles released and the final bottles now available, this Ardmore has a fitting place at Drankenshop Broekmans for drinkers looking for a Scottish single malt that combines Highland malt sweetness, gentle peat smoke and a (…)

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Caol Ila 2006 18y (The Single Malts Of Scotland) Incl. Box

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Caol Ila 2006 18y is a tightly defined Islay single malt: distilled on 23 August 2006, matured for 18 years in a single refill hogshead and bottled on 24 April 2025. With only 271 bottles drawn from cask #307354, and with the last bottles now indicated, this is the kind of release where the individual cask really matters.

The setting behind the whisky is part of its identity. Caol Ila is located at the foot of the cliffs near Port Askaig on Islay's east coast, and the supplied information describes the distillery as known for elegant, maritime peated whiskies. This bottling stays close to that idea, bringing together smoke, saltiness and mature cask influence in a way that keeps the distillery character visible.

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Talisker 30y 2022 Incl. Box

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Talisker 30y 2022 shows the Skye single malt in a mature and concentrated form. Talisker is described as the oldest distillery on the island, part of island life since 1830, and this 30-year-old release brings forward the elements that define its identity: pepper, smoke and fruit, carried with the depth of long ageing.

The bottling celebrates the Cuillin mountain range, the summit of Skye. That reference suits the whisky well. It gives the impression of looking across the island from above, with maritime freshness, spice, gentle smoke and ripe fruit all coming through in a composed way. American Oak adds structure, wood spice and a softer vanilla note without taking attention away from the Talisker character.

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Balvenie 14y Week Of Peat Tube Incl.

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Balvenie 14y Week Of Peat is a Speyside single malt Scotch whisky with a subtly different angle. Its name points clearly towards peat, yet the supplied flavour profile suggests a lightly peated style rather than a heavily smoky one.

At 14 years old and bottled at 48.3%, it has enough presence to carry that gentle peat influence alongside the whisky's other elements. Wood, spice, fruit, a saline touch and peat all sit in the lighter range, giving the whisky a more nuanced rather than forceful profile.

For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Balvenie that adds an extra point of interest to the shelf: recognisably Speyside in origin, but with a restrained smoky dimension for those who enjoy discovering a different side of a familiar name. Additional (…)

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Laphroaig 33y Ian Hunter Batch 3

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Laphroaig 33y Ian Hunter Batch 3 presents an older, more limited side of this Islay single malt. Distilled in 1987 and matured for 33 years in refill bourbon casks, it places time and cask influence at the centre of the experience rather than relying on immediate impact alone.

Bottled at cask strength at 49.9%, Batch 3 was released in a run of 4800 bottles. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see a whisky like this as a more contemplative Laphroaig: still rooted in Islay, yet shaped by long maturation and increasingly scarce now that only the last bottles remain.

The supplied flavour profile points towards clear wood and spice, supported by lighter fruity, salty and peated notes. That gives the whisky an Islay connection without presenting peat as the dominant (…)

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Highland Park Cast Strength Batch 4 Incl. Box

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Highland Park Cast Strength Batch 4 is a Scotch single malt from Orkney with a deliberately powerful presentation. Bottled at 64.3%, it keeps the cask strength character at the centre rather than smoothing everything down.

With no age statement, the focus falls on the identity of this particular batch. The profile is led by wood, with lighter accents of spice, fruit, floral notes, salinity and peat. It is a more direct way to approach Highland Park, shaped by strength and by the layered but restrained flavour dimensions behind it.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this sit in that more contemplative corner of the whisky shelf: bottles that invite a slower tasting and a little patience in the glass.

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Laphroaig Four Oak 1l

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Laphroaig Four Oak 1l brings together two themes that define this Islay single malt in the supplied profile: a clear peated presence and a noticeable oak-driven side. The name naturally puts wood at the centre of the conversation, and the whisky's character follows that direction with smoke and oak taking the lead, supported by lighter touches of spice, fruit and salt.

There is no age statement here, so the focus sits on style rather than maturation age. Bottled at 40% and presented in a one-litre format, it is a practical way to explore a wood-accented side of Laphroaig while staying firmly within Islay territory. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for drinkers who appreciate peat, but also want the oak influence to be clearly part of the experience.

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Port Askaig 45y Incl. Box

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Port Askaig 45y is an Islay single malt where the age statement immediately matters. A 45-year-old whisky from Islay is already a rarity, and this release goes further with spirit distilled in 1968. It carries the feel of an older era of Islay whisky, with a depth and maturity that give the bottle real presence.

The whisky is an assemblage of five sherry casks, brought together one year before bottling. Rather than focusing on a single cask, this Port Askaig is built around the meeting point of long maturation, sherry cask influence and the island character of Islay.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle naturally belongs among the more remarkable releases for those who appreciate aged Scotch whisky with a strong sense of origin. Its 45 years, 1968 distillate (…)

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Highland Malt2000 21y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky)

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Highland Malt2000 21y is a Scottish single malt with an intentionally undisclosed origin. The name gives just enough to set the scene Highland, distilled in 2000, matured for 21 years while keeping the distillery out of focus. That makes the cask itself the centre of attention.

Bottled in 2022 by Campbeltown Whisky Company under the Watt Whisky label, this release comes from a single sherry hogshead and was filled at cask strength, 55.2% ABV. Only 308 bottles were produced, so it represents one particular cask rather than a broad house style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of whisky that rewards curiosity: mature Highland single malt, shaped by sherry wood, bottled without dilution and now down to the last bottles. The appeal lies in its (…)

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Port Askaig 25y New Incl. Box

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Port Askaig 25 Year Old is an Islay single malt with real maturity behind it. This 25-year-old release is the second bottling in a series of older Port Askaig whiskies, ranging from 20 to 28 years. Each batch is limited, yet the range is designed so that a following release becomes available as stocks run low.

It has matured entirely in refill American oak hogsheads. That detail says a great deal about the style: the oak is present, but it does not dominate the whisky. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to present as a mature Islay whisky where time, cask restraint and layered development matter more than sheer force.

Bottled at 45.8%, it has enough structure to carry its age and island character. Smoke, gentle salinity, spice and (…)

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Bowmore 1980 30y Queen's Visit

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Bowmore 1980 30y Queen's Visit is an Islay single malt with a very precise sense of place and time. It was distilled on 9 August 1980 and bottled on 7 September 2011, after thirty years of maturation. That long ageing period already sets it apart from more regular releases.

Drawn from a single hogshead and bottled at cask strength at 46.7%, this is a narrowly defined release rather than a broad house style. Only 156 bottles were produced, and with the last bottles now indicated, Drankenshop Broekmans treats it as a particularly specific snapshot of Bowmore from one individual cask.

The stated flavour profile points towards clear wood influence and fruit, with spice, salinity and peat playing supporting roles. In other words, the Islay identity is present, but (…)

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Old Pulteney Huddart Incl. Box

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Old Pulteney Huddart is a Highland single malt from Scotland with a gently smoky side. The peated cask influence is the key detail here: peat is part of the whisky's identity, but the supplied profile points to a light presence rather than a dominant smoky style.

The character brings together soft peat, a salty touch, light fruit, spice and modest wood influence. With no age statement, the focus is less on a specific number of years and more on the way these elements shape the whisky's personality.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Huddart as a good choice within the range for drinkers looking for a Highland single malt with a restrained smoky accent. Its 46% strength gives the whisky enough presence to carry that profile clearly.

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Bowmore 18y Sherry Incl. Box

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Bowmore 18y Sherry shows a mature, layered side of Islay single malt. Aged for 18 years, it matured in carefully selected bourbon and oloroso sherry casks, with an additional finish in Pedro Ximînez.

The cask influence brings depth rather than simple sweetness: dark chocolate tones, fruit, spice and wood sit alongside a measured thread of peat and a light coastal note. It keeps the Bowmore identity connected to Islay, while placing the emphasis on sherry richness, maturity and controlled complexity.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would introduce to someone looking for an 18-year-old single malt with real depth of flavour, where sherry cask character and island influence meet in a composed, intense style.

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Bowmore 15y + 2 Glasses

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Bowmore 15y + 2 Glazen presents a 15-year-old Islay single malt Scotch whisky in a gift pack with two glasses. Bottled at 43%, it has the composed feel of a mature whisky without turning the presentation into something overly heavy.

The maturation in bourbon and sherry casks gives this Bowmore its main direction: clear fruit and wood, supported by gentle spice, a light salty edge and a modest peated note. It carries its Islay origin with restraint, allowing the cask influence and age to remain part of the conversation.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this set as the kind of whisky that works particularly well when the presentation matters too. The glasses make it ready to share, and with only the last bottles indicated, this gift pack is no longer something (…)

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Ballechin 2004 19y Small Batch Madeira Tube Incl.

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Ballechin 2004 19y Small Batch Madeira is a Highland single malt built around maturation, age and strength. Distilled in April 2004 and aged for 19 years, it carries a clear Madeira-matured identity within a small batch release.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would present to someone looking for more than a standard-strength single malt. Bottled at 53.5%, it keeps its natural intensity, allowing the wood influence, spice and fruit to remain firmly present.

The profile suggests a mature and structured whisky, with fruit, oak and spice at the centre, supported by a gentle peated touch and a light salty edge. It is a compelling Ballechin for drinkers who appreciate Highland single malt with weight, cask influence and a more pronounced (…)

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Highland Park Ice 17y

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Highland Park Ice 17y is a Scottish single malt from Orkney with a more distinctive place in the Highland Park range. The 17-year age statement, bourbon cask maturation and 53.9% alcohol strength give it a serious presence without needing a long list of embellishments.

Its limited nature is part of the attraction. A total of 30,000 bottles were released, and the whisky is marked as a collector's item. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of bottle that speaks to drinkers looking for a specific Highland Park release with age, origin and scarcity all playing a role.

The stated flavour profile points to a layered rather than overpowering style. Light wood, spice, fruit and peat are all present, with no single element described as dominant. That (…)

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Jura The Sound 1l

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Jura The Sound 1l is a Scottish single malt from Jura, bottled at 42.5% and finished in Pedro Ximenez casks. Rather than focusing on an age statement, it draws attention to its island origin, its litre format and that particular cask finish.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would point out to customers looking for a Jura with several gentle flavour accents rather than one dominant direction. The supplied profile indicates light fruit, spice, wood and a modest peated note, giving the whisky a measured and varied character.

With only the last bottles remaining, Jura The Sound has a slightly more fleeting place on the shelf, especially for those interested in this Pedro Ximenez-finished expression from Jura. Additional information about (…)

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