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Ardnamurchan The Midgie'25
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Ardnamurchan The Midgie'25
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Ardnamurchan The Midgie'25 turns one of the Highlands' most persistent little nuisances into a rather memorable single malt. The 2024 first edition was released for the UK only and sold out; this new batch brings the idea back with plenty of personality and a fresh twist.
The recipe combines 25% peated and 75% unpeated malt, so the smoke is part of the story without taking full control. Bourbon and port casks shape the whisky, with ruby port maturation adding a fruitier edge and a touch of smoked sherry bringing extra depth. Bottled at 48%, it keeps enough strength to carry that mix of fruit, wood influence and gentle smoke clearly.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we like this release for the way it joins playful Highland humour with a very distinctive flavour (…)Armorik Yeun Elez 8y
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Armorik Yeun Elez 8y
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Armorik Yeun Elez 8y is a peated Breton single malt with a name rooted in local legend. Yeun Elez refers to a mysterious marsh in Brittany, known as the Gate to Hell, where lost souls were said to be banished. It gives this whisky a darker, more atmospheric frame, while the peat itself is described as delicate and elegant rather than merely forceful.
Distilled in October 2016 in copper stills, it matured in three cask types: Bourbon, Sauternes and STR, meaning shaved, toasted and recharred. That triple cask maturation gives the 8-year-old whisky a broader structure, with clear wood influence, a touch of fruit and a distinct peated side.
Bottled at cask strength at 57.8% and released as a limited edition of 1150 bottles, this Armorik has a very specific (…)Bunnahabhain 1992 34y (Blackadder - Raw Cask)
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Bunnahabhain 1992 34y (Blackadder - Raw Cask)
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Bunnahabhain 1992 34y from Blackadder is an Islay single malt with a dark, mature presence. Distilled in 1992 and bottled after 34 years at 56.1%, it comes from a single sherry hogshead. Only 66 bottles were drawn, so this is a very small release built around the voice of one individual cask.
The sherry cask influence is the defining element here. The supplied information points to a very dark colour and a rich, concentrated style, showing Bunnahabhain from a deeper and more gourmand angle. Rather than sitting quietly in the background, the cask gives the whisky its intensity, weight and darker tone.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottling we would present to customers looking for a richer, more powerful side of Bunnahabhain. Blackadder's Raw (…)High Coast 2013 (Berry Bros Nordic Casks)
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High Coast 2013 (Berry Bros Nordic Casks)
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High Coast 2013 is a Swedish single malt with a very focused identity: one hogshead cask, distilled in 2013 and bottled in 2021 by Berry Bros as part of the Nordic Casks series. Rather than a broad house expression, this is a single-cask snapshot of High Coast.
Only 290 bottles were drawn from the cask, and with the last bottles now indicated, its availability is naturally limited. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are appreciated for the way they show a whisky in a specific, unblended form, with the character of the individual cask still clearly present.
Bottled at 60.9%, it is presented at cask strength. The profile points towards a marked wood influence, supported by lighter fruit and a gentle peated accent. That gives this High Coast a firm, (…)Highland Park 18y Sky Of Orkney Incl. Box
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Highland Park 18y Sky Of Orkney Incl. Box
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Highland Park 18y Sky Of Orkney places its origin at the heart of the bottle. This is an 18-year-old Scottish single malt from Orkney, and the name itself keeps that island connection firmly in view.
There is a quiet seriousness to an age statement of 18 years. It tells you that this is not a young or casual release, but a whisky shaped by time and presented at 46% alcohol, giving it a clear presence without needing a long list of technical details.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Highland Park for customers who appreciate a mature single malt with a strong sense of place. Sky Of Orkney is best approached as a considered bottle: Scottish, Orcadian, and built around the depth that comes with age.
No specific tasting notes were (…)Glen Moray 18y Incl. Box
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Glen Moray 18y Incl. Box
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Glen Moray 18y is a Speyside single malt where maturity and cask influence set the tone. Eighteen years in American oak gives the whisky a clearly wood-led direction, without peat, saltiness or pronounced spice shaping the profile.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a more mature expression within the Speyside style: Scottish single malt at 47.2% ABV, with the emphasis falling on oak, gentle floral notes and a lighter fruit presence rather than on smoky or heavily spiced character.
For drinkers looking to explore Glen Moray through an older release centred on American oak maturation, this 18 year old offers a focused and confident interpretation.
The flavour profile is led by wood, with lighter floral and fruity accents in support. Peat, (…)Willett Pot Still Reserve 1,75l
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Willett Pot Still Reserve 1,75l
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Willett Pot Still Reserve 1.75l is an American bourbon with a confident presentation: a generous 1.75 litre bottle and a strength of 47%. Rather than relying on an age statement, it puts the emphasis on the bourbon's own style and presence.
New oak plays a clear role in its make-up. The profile points to a noticeably woody side, supported more lightly by fruit, spice and floral nuances. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Willett as a bourbon for drinkers who appreciate a direct, oak-led character without needing the label to be built around age.
The larger bottle also gives it a practical, convivial appeal, especially when bourbon is being poured for several people or kept on hand for relaxed occasions. More information about the brand can be found at (…)Willett Family Estate Small Batch Rye 4y
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Willett Family Estate Small Batch Rye 4y
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Willett Family Estate Small Batch Rye 4y is an American rye whiskey with a direct, full-strength personality. Matured for four years in white oak and bottled at 57.2% cask strength, it presents itself with a firm sense of structure rather than a softened or polished style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Willett stands out because it brings together the Family Estate name, small batch character and the limited availability of the last bottles. It is the kind of rye where the essential details matter: age, oak, strength and a flavour profile built around clear wood influence.
The emphasis sits on oak, supported by lighter spicy, fruity and floral touches. That gives the whiskey a focused rye identity, with power and wood presence at the centre of the (…)Templeton Rye Stout Finish
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Templeton Rye Stout Finish
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Templeton Rye Stout Finish is an American rye whiskey with a distinctive finish in stout barrels. That cask choice gives it a particular angle within the rye category, placing the wood influence clearly in the foreground while keeping the rye identity at the centre.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for drinkers who enjoy rye whiskey but appreciate a maturation detail that adds another layer to the conversation. The profile points to noticeable wood, with spice, fruit and a light floral side playing a more supporting role. At 46% ABV, it has enough presence to carry that cask-driven style.
It is a rye whiskey to explore when you want something with a familiar base, but a finish that makes it stand apart from more straightforward releases.
English Whisky Chapter 9 20cl
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English Whisky Chapter 9 20cl
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English Whisky Chapter 9 20cl is a small-format introduction to The English Whisky Co., presented as a British single malt at 46% ABV. The Chapter 9 name gives it a clear identity within the range, making it feel like a defined release rather than a generic young malt.
Distilled on 1 May 2007 and aged for 3 years, it was matured in a bourbon cask. The supplied flavour profile points to a whisky where no single element dominates: floral, fruity, spicy, woody and lightly peated notes all sit at a restrained level.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this bottle as an appealing way to explore English single malt without committing to a full-size bottle. The 20cl format keeps the discovery approachable, while the last-bottles status adds a sense that this particular (…)Jim Beam Kentucky Dram 1l
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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 (…)Glen Garioch Founder's Reserve 1797 Incl. Box
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Glen Garioch Founder's Reserve 1797 Incl. Box
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Glen Garioch Founder's Reserve 1797 is a Scottish Highland single malt with a clear, composed style rather than a heavy or smoky one. The Founder's Reserve 1797 name gives the whisky a classic identity within the Glen Garioch range, without needing to rely on an elaborate presentation.
Its bourbon cask maturation supports a profile built around gentle fruit, light floral tones and a modest touch of wood. Peat, saltiness and pronounced spice are not part of the indicated flavour profile, so the focus stays on a clean Highland malt character with restrained cask influence.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Glen Garioch for drinkers looking for a Scottish single malt at 48%, shaped by bourbon cask maturation but not driven by smoke or heavy spice.
Highland Park 21y Incl. Box
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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 (…)Tomatin Legacy
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Tomatin Legacy
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Tomatin Legacy is a Highland single malt Scotch whisky bottled at 43%. With no age statement, the focus is less on a number and more on the style Tomatin presents here: a wood-led profile supported by lighter floral, fruity and spicy accents.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a straightforward introduction to a Highland single malt for drinkers who prefer a whisky without peat or salty influence. The supplied flavour profile points clearly towards oak as the main thread, with the softer notes adding shape rather than taking over.
Additional information about the brand can be found at https://www.tomatin.com/
Tomatin Legacy is presented with a flavour profile led mainly by wood. Lighter floral, spicy and fruity accents sit around that (…)Ardmore 2011 14y (Blackadder - Raw Cask) Incl. Box
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Ardmore 2011 14y (Blackadder - Raw Cask) Incl. Box
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Ardmore 2011 14y is a Highland single cask with a distinctly smoky direction. The interesting part is the meeting point: Ardmore's firm, dry Highland peat set against the influence of an ex-Laphroaig cask, described here as an Islay Finish. In the range at Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out as a whisky where the peat is not just present, but shaped by two different smoky identities.
Blackadder bottled it as part of the Raw Cask series at natural cask strength, 59.3% ABV, without chill filtration and without added colour. That keeps the whisky close to the cask, with a direct and energetic feel rather than a polished or softened presentation.
Distilled in 2011 and bottled in February 2026, this 14-year-old Ardmore is a clearly defined single cask release. (…)Mortlach Nad Sr 2023 Incl. Box
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Mortlach Nad Sr 2023 Incl. Box
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Mortlach Nad Sr 2023 is a Speyside single malt from Scotland with a very direct presentation: bottled at cask strength, carrying 58% alcohol, and released without an age statement. In the whisky range at Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out as a bottle for drinkers who enjoy a more forceful style rather than a polished, softened approach.
The available flavour profile points first to wood influence, supported by lighter touches of spice, fruit and floral character. Peat is not part of the profile, so the weight of the whisky comes from its strength and oak-driven structure rather than smoke.
With only the last bottles remaining, Mortlach Nad Sr 2023 has an added sense of scarcity. It is best understood as a robust Speyside single malt for those who appreciate (…)Ardmore 13y Tb (Thompson Brothers)
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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 (…)Craigellachie 2007 15y Tb (Thompson Brothers)
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Craigellachie 2007 15y Tb (Thompson Brothers)
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Craigellachie 2007 15y Tb is a Speyside single malt built around a very specific idea: one cask, fifteen years of maturation and bottling at cask strength. Distilled in 2007 and bottled in 2023, it captures the character of a single refill hogshead rather than presenting a broad, standardised house style.
Only 213 bottles were drawn from the cask, so the appeal lies partly in its scale. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are interesting because they let whisky drinkers explore a more individual side of a distillery, with the natural strength of 51.6% left intact.
The refill hogshead maturation points towards a whisky where wood influence is clearly present, supported by lighter spicy, fruity and floral accents according to the supplied profile. (…)Benrinnes 2009 11y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Benrinnes 2009 11y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Benrinnes 2009 11 Year Old is a Speyside single malt built around the individuality of one cask. Drawn from a single hogshead and bottled at cask strength by Berry Bros for Berry's own selection, it presents a particular snapshot of Benrinnes rather than a broad, blended house expression.
Distilled in 2009 and bottled in 2021, it spent 11 years maturing before being released at 52.9% ABV. The wood influence is clearly part of its identity, with spice, fruit and a light floral side playing a more supporting role.
Only 316 bottles were produced, and with the last bottles now in circulation, it has the naturally limited feel that comes with a single cask release. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we like to present to drinkers who enjoy (…)Caol Ila 2006 18y (The Single Malts Of Scotland) Incl. Box
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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.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this (…)Inchfad 2016 9y Awwif (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers)
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Inchfad 2016 9y Awwif (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers)
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Inchfad is Loch Lomond's peated style, and this 2016 bottling shows that side of the Highland distillery with real drive. Bottled by Alistair Walker for the Infrequent Flyers range, it comes from a single cask and is presented at cask strength, 58.4%. At 9 years old, it feels youthful, bold and full of energy.
The long finish of almost five years and seven months in a Virgin Oak Barrel gives this whisky its particular voice. The peat does not dominate as heavy smoke; it sits more as a soft phenolic layer beneath a sweet, wood-led generosity. That makes the whisky feel expressive and forceful, with oak influence playing a central role.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of independent bottling we like to introduce to customers who enjoy a single cask (…)Cardhu Amber Rock
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Cardhu Amber Rock
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Cardhu Amber Rock is a Scottish single malt from Speyside, shaped around maturation in bourbon casks. The name suits the style well: a whisky with a warm, wood-led identity, without moving into smoky or coastal territory.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Cardhu for drinkers who appreciate a Speyside malt where the cask influence is easy to recognise. The wood character is clearly present, while a lighter fruit note keeps the profile approachable. Peat, saltiness, spice and floral tones are not the focus here.
Bottled at 40% alcohol, Cardhu Amber Rock keeps a measured and accessible style, with the bourbon cask element giving it its main point of distinction.
Additional information about the brand can be found at (…)Woodford Reserve Straight Malt45,2
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Woodford Reserve Straight Malt45,2
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Woodford Reserve Straight Malt shows an American take on malt whiskey. Rather than a bourbon, this is a Straight Malt Whiskey from the United States, bottled at 45.2% and matured in American Oak.
The wood influence is the main thread here. American oak gives the whiskey a clear structure, while lighter touches of spice, fruit and floral character add lift around it. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a rewarding bottle for customers who enjoy American whiskey but want to explore it from a malt-driven angle.
Its popularity is easy to understand: it stays within the familiar Woodford Reserve world while offering a different perspective on American whiskey.
Additional information about the brand can be found at (…)Girvan 25y
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Girvan 25y
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Girvan 25y is a Lowland Scotch grain whisky built around maturity rather than force. With 25 years of age and maturation in American Oak, it places the wood influence clearly at the centre, while the overall style remains composed and free from peat-driven weight.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to point out to whisky drinkers who are curious about aged grain whisky. It offers a different perspective from malt whisky: quieter, more wood-led, and shaped by time.
With only the last bottles remaining, Girvan 25y is especially worth considering for anyone who enjoys older Scottish whisky with a measured, mature profile.
The flavour profile is led by wood, supported by lighter hints of spice, fruit and floral character. (…)
