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Bowmore 1973 43y
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Bowmore 1973 43y
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Bowmore 1973 43y is the kind of single malt where the date immediately matters: distilled on 10 May 1973 and aged for 43 years. It comes from Islay, though the supplied profile does not place peat at the centre of the story. Fruit is the dominant theme, supported by a clear wood influence, with spice and peated notes playing a lighter role.
The Bourbon Hogshead maturation gives this old Bowmore a clear and restrained frame. Age, origin and cask type carry much of the interest here, especially for drinkers who appreciate a whisky defined by time rather than by overt power.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle sits in the range as a rare mature Islay single malt with genuine scarcity around it. With the last bottles indicated and its status as a collectors (…)Lochside 1981 37y (The Whisky Agency)
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Lochside 1981 37y (The Whisky Agency)
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Lochside 1981 37y is the kind of whisky where age, scarcity and provenance do most of the talking. Distilled in 1981 and bottled in December 2018, this Highland single malt brings together 37 years of maturation in a cask strength release.
Drawn from a single sherry butt and bottled at 48.6%, it presents one individual cask rather than a broad house style. That gives the whisky a very specific identity: one distillation year, one cask, one moment in time. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this stand out because they combine maturity with genuine limited availability.
The collectors item indication and the fact that these are the last bottles add to its quiet sense of importance. This is not a whisky built around loud claims, but around a clear and (…)Balvenie Stories A Day Of Dark Barley 26y
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Balvenie Stories A Day Of Dark Barley 26y
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Balvenie Stories A Day Of Dark Barley 26y is a 26 year old Speyside single malt with a more contemplative feel than a standard release. The name places it within Balvenie's Stories line, and A Day Of Dark Barley gives the whisky a clear sense of theme, even before you look at the age statement.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are interesting because they bring together maturity, scarcity and a recognisable distillery identity. The profile points towards fruit and oak as the main elements, supported by gentle spice and a light touch of peat. Bottled at 47.8%, it has enough strength to carry that mature character with presence.
As a collectors item with the last bottles available, this is not the kind of whisky one chooses casually. It suits a (…)Ben Nevis 1970 44y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Ben Nevis 1970 44y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Ben Nevis 1970 44y is a Highland Scotch whisky with a very precise sense of time. Distilled in 1970 and bottled in 2014, it spent 44 years maturing before being selected by Berry Bros for Berry's own selection.
What makes this release especially focused is its single cask origin. Drawn from one oak cask and bottled at cask strength, it reflects the development of that particular cask rather than a broader blended house style. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are valued for the specific story they carry: one year, one cask, one long period of maturation.
The available flavour profile points to a fruit-led whisky, with clear oak influence and a lighter touch of spice. Peat and salt are not part of the emphasis here, so the interest lies in maturity, (…)Glenglassaugh 1973 46y The Nectar
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Glenglassaugh 1973 46y The Nectar
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Very last one in stock!Glenglassaugh 1973 46y The Nectar is a Scottish single malt from Speyside with time at the centre of its identity. Distilled on 27 June 1973 and bottled in September 2019, it represents a 46-year maturation captured from one individual cask.
The whisky was drawn from a single bourbon barrel and bottled at cask strength at 41.5%. That gives the release a very specific sense of origin: not a broad vatting, but the character of one cask after decades of development.
Only 136 bottles were produced, and with its collector's item status this Glenglassaugh has a distinctive place at Drankenshop Broekmans. It is the sort of bottle we talk about with a little extra attention, because its interest lies in scarcity, age and the singular voice of one long-matured (…)Teeling 37y
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Teeling 37y
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Teeling 37y is an Irish single malt defined first of all by patience. At 37 years old and released in only 150 bottles, it sits far away from everyday whiskey and speaks more to the pleasure of discovering a very mature Irish expression in limited form.
The bourbon barrel background and cask strength bottling at 41.3% keep the focus close to the cask itself. Its profile is led by fruit, with a clear presence of wood and a gentler thread of spice and floral nuance.
For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Teeling that adds real depth to an Irish whiskey selection: scarce, mature and shaped by a long ageing period without relying on peat or heavy smoke.
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Teeling 30y
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Teeling 30y
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Teeling 30y is the kind of Irish single malt where age is more than a number; it is the foundation of the whole whisky. This Vintage Reserve is among the oldest Irish single malts ever brought to market. Distilled in 1987 and released in a run of barely 500 bottles, it has the quiet rarity that comes with a whisky made in very small numbers.
The maturation gives it much of its identity. It was first aged in bourbon casks, then given additional time in white Burgundy wine casks to build greater aromatic complexity. That places tropical fruit at the centre, supported by malt, wood and a gentle touch of spice. Selected by the master distiller for its exceptional quality, it shows a mature Irish single malt style without peat or smoky weight.
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Bowmore 26y Trilogy
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Bowmore 26y Trilogy is a Scottish single malt from Islay with a strong sense of age, cask influence and rarity. At 26 years old, matured in a wine cask and bottled at 48.7%, it clearly sits apart from everyday releases.
Within the selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this Bowmore stands out because it combines maturity with limited availability. The collectors item indication and the fact that these are the last bottles give it a particular presence on the shelf, without needing any exaggerated claims.
The style points towards a whisky where wood, spice and fruit have a clear role, while peat remains more restrained. Rather than presenting itself as a heavily smoky Islay malt, it reads as a mature Bowmore shaped by wine-cask ageing, fruit depth and a subtle (…)Brora 40y
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Brora 40y
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Brora 40y is a Highland single malt defined first of all by time. Distilled in 1978 and matured for forty years in American Oak, it brings together age, origin and cask influence in a way that immediately sets it apart from everyday whisky.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that naturally draws attention from people looking for something scarce and significant. Only 1819 bottles were released, and the remaining stock is among the last bottles. Its status as a collector's item is supported by that combination of age, limited availability and the Brora name on the label.
The stated flavour profile points to a whisky built around wood, spice and fruit, with peat present only as a lighter accent. At 49.2% alcohol, it has enough strength to (…)Benriach 1994 28y #1290 48,1 Incl. Box
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Benriach 1994 28y #1290 48,1 Incl. Box
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Benriach 1994 28y #1290 is a Speyside single malt with a very defined identity: a peated Benriach from an oloroso sherry butt, filled on 15 July 1994 and bottled in early 2023 after 28 years of maturation.
Its appeal lies in its precision. This is not a broad release, but a single cask bottling from cask #1290, presented at cask strength at 48.1%. Only 524 bottles were drawn, giving this whisky the feeling of a specific moment captured from one individual cask.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we value releases like this because they show how much personality can sit inside a single malt when age, cask and distillery character are allowed to speak clearly. It remains rooted in Speyside, yet the peated style and oloroso sherry butt add depth, spice, fruit and gentle (…)Benriach 1981 38y Nectar/Lmdw
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Benriach 1981 38y Nectar/Lmdw
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Benriach 1981 38y Nectar/Lmdw is a Speyside single malt built around a very precise cask story. Distilled on 20 November 1981 and bottled on 1 March 2020, it spent 38 years in a single bourbon barrel, giving this release the character of one individual cask rather than a broader vatting.
Only 162 bottles were drawn, and with the last bottles indicated, this is one of those releases that naturally stands apart in the Drankenshop Broekmans selection. Its age, single cask origin, cask strength bottling and collector's item status all point in the same direction: a scarce Benriach with a very specific identity.
Bottled at 46.6%, it remains close to the strength of the cask. The flavour profile places fruit at the centre, supported by clear wood and spice, with (…)Aultmore 21y Single Cask
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Aultmore 21y Single Cask
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Aultmore 21y Single Cask is a mature Speyside single malt with a composed, distillate-led feel. At 21 years old, it carries the weight of extended maturation, while the single cask origin gives it the sense of one specific cask rather than a broad house-style release.
The refill hogshead maturation matters here. It brings a clear wood influence, but not in a way that overshadows the whisky's fruit-driven side. The profile points to fruit and oak as the main themes, supported by gentle spice and without a peated direction.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to place in front of customers who appreciate mature Speyside whisky with a defined cask identity. With only the last bottles remaining, it is also a release that feels (…)Glendronach 1991 31y#1106
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Glendronach 1991 31y#1106
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Glendronach 1991 31y #1106 is a Highland single malt with a very clear identity. It was distilled on 22 November 1991 and bottled in 2023, after 31 years in a single ex-Pedro Ximenez sherry puncheon.
That cask choice is central to the whisky's story. The supplied profile points to a deep sherried style, with plum, chocolate, raisins, ginger and tobacco running through the experience. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Glendronach we would introduce to someone looking for mature sherry-cask character with dark fruit, spice and a more sensual side.
Bottled at cask strength, 50.9%, it keeps close to the power of the original cask. Only 667 bottles came from cask 1106, making this a very specific expression of one long-aged whisky. With the last (…)Caperdonich 18y Peated Incl. Box
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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 (…)Tobermory 12y Incl. Box
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Tobermory 12y Incl. Box
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Tobermory 12y is a Scottish single malt from Mull, built around maturation and clarity rather than peat smoke. With its 12-year age statement, it has a clear sense of development, and the 46.3% strength gives it enough presence while keeping the focus on the whisky itself.
The American oak finish fits the style well: fruit and wood are the main themes, with a gentler thread of spice in support. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a good example of a single malt for drinkers who want cask influence and island origin without a pronounced smoky profile.
What makes Tobermory 12y interesting is the way these elements come together without excess. It is not presented as an extreme whisky, but as a 12-year-old single malt with a defined direction: fruit-led, (…)Tomatin 50y
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Tomatin 50y
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Tomatin 50y is a Highland single malt defined first and foremost by time. Distilled in 1971 and matured for 50 years, it brings together great age, a Sherry Hogshead maturation and a very small release of 125 bottles. With the final bottles now remaining, its limited nature is an important part of the story.
The cask direction is clear without needing to overstate it: fruit is the leading impression, with wood and spice giving structure and depth. At 44% ABV, this Tomatin sits in a more composed register, where long maturation and cask influence are the main points of interest.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this 50-year-old Tomatin has a special place among rare Scottish single malts, particularly for those drawn to aged Highland whisky with a sherry cask (…)Compass Box Ultramarine (Compass Box Limited Edition)
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Compass Box Ultramarine (Compass Box Limited Edition)
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Compass Box Ultramarine is a limited edition blended Scotch from Compass Box. Rather than being built around an age statement, it is shaped around composition: a multivintage whisky where different vintages are brought together into one finished blend.
Bottled at 51%, Ultramarine has a confident strength that gives the whisky room to express itself. With 5,982 bottles released, it sits outside the idea of a permanent everyday blend and feels more like a specific creation within the Compass Box range.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of customers who are curious about blended Scotch as a crafted category in its own right. The available flavour profile points towards clear fruit, spice and wood influence, with peat present (…)Bowmore 1972 45y (Signatory Vintage 30th Birthday) Incl. Box
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Bowmore 1972 45y (Signatory Vintage 30th Birthday) Incl. Box
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Bowmore 1972 45y is a whisky where the story is carried by time, origin and restraint. Distilled on 21 June 1972 and bottled on 8 June 2018, this Islay single malt spent 45 years maturing before Signatory released it as part of the Signatory Vintage 30th Birthday series.
It was drawn from a single sherry butt and bottled at cask strength, 46.7%. Rather than presenting a broad house style, it captures one individual cask after a very long maturation. With only 246 bottles produced, the release is highly limited by nature.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Bowmore stands out for customers who appreciate older Scottish single malt with a clearly defined provenance and a genuine sense of rarity. The combination of Bowmore, Islay, Signatory and 45 years of age gives (…)Glen Moray 1996 23y (Asta Morris)
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Glen Moray 1996 23y (Asta Morris)
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Glen Moray 1996 23y is a Speyside single malt with a very focused identity: distilled in 1996, bottled in 2019, and matured for 23 years in a single bourbon barrel. Rather than being a broad ongoing release, it represents one individual cask and one specific period of maturation.
Only 189 bottles were drawn from this cask, and with the last bottles now indicated, its limited nature is an important part of the appeal. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we like to present to customers who appreciate the connection between age, cask origin and genuine scarcity.
Bottled at cask strength at 49.7%, it keeps the focus close to the cask itself. The flavour profile points toward clear fruit and wood influence, with spice playing a lighter supporting (…)Speyside Region 1998 17y (The Whisky Agency)
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Speyside Region 1998 17y (The Whisky Agency)
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Speyside Region 1998 17y is a Scottish single malt with a deliberately quiet identity: the distillery is not disclosed, so the focus shifts to the region, the age and the cask itself. Distilled in 1998 and bottled in 2015, it spent 17 years maturing before being released.
The appeal lies in its small-scale nature. This was drawn from a single refill sherry cask and bottled at cask strength, carrying 50.3% alcohol rather than being reduced to a standard bottling strength. The profile points to a whisky where fruit and wood have a clear role, with spice present in a more supporting way.
For Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are interesting because they show a more individual side of Speyside whisky. Only 264 bottles were filled, and the remaining stock (…)Secret Orkney 2016 8y (Cadenhead's Enigma Series)
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Secret Orkney 2016 8y (Cadenhead's Enigma Series)
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Secret Orkney 2016 8y keeps part of its identity deliberately hidden. Cadenhead bottles it in the Enigma Series as Single Malt Scotch Whisky from Orkney, under the code IND.1.B. That IND reference is Cadenhead's way of acknowledging the island distilleries, even though the former official Islands region is no longer used in the same way.
What you have here is an undisclosed Orkney single malt, matured in a bourbon barrel and bottled at 8 years old with a robust strength of 57.5%. The character is built around clear fruit, spice and wood influence, with a lighter peated note adding an extra edge without taking over the whole whisky.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we like this kind of release because it gives the independent bottler a real voice: origin, cask and (…)Kavalan Peated Lmdw
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Kavalan Peated Lmdw
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Kavalan Peated Lmdw is a Taiwanese single malt with a particularly distinctive background. In Kavalan's Solist range, each release comes from one individual cask and is bottled at cask strength, with the master distiller deciding cask by cask when the whisky has reached the right point. That gives this bottle a very specific identity rather than a broad house-style impression.
The Peated Cask element makes it stand out even further. The supplied information describes this as one of the few peated casks bottled by Kavalan to date, selected for La Maison Du Whisky. With only 124 bottles released, and now marked as last bottles, it is a notably scarce expression.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Kavalan we would introduce to someone curious about a (…)Kavalan 2010 11y Port Nectar
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Kavalan 2010 11y Port Nectar
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Kavalan 2010 11y Port Nectar is a very focused Taiwanese single malt: one cask, port matured, bottled at cask strength and limited to just 156 bottles. Rather than presenting a broad house style, it captures the personality of a single cask distilled in 2010 and bottled in 2022.
The Port Nectar name is well matched to the profile provided. Fruit is the main thread, supported by clear wood influence and lighter touches of spice and floral character. At 55.6%, the whisky keeps a firm, concentrated presence, giving the port maturation room to speak without turning the release into something generic.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are interesting because they show whisky in a more individual form. With the last bottles now indicated, this Kavalan (…)Lowland Secret 1976 42y Twa Nectar (The Whisky Agency & The Nectar)
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Lowland Secret 1976 42y Twa Nectar (The Whisky Agency & The Nectar)
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Lowland Secret 1976 42y Twa Nectar is built around a rather appealing mystery. The distillery name remains undisclosed, yet the essentials are very clear: this is a Scottish Lowland grain whisky, distilled in 1976 and bottled in 2019 after 42 years of maturation.
It comes from a single Bourbon Hogshead and was bottled at cask strength, at 46.2%. That gives the whisky a very specific identity, tied to one individual cask rather than to a broader house style. With only 253 bottles released and the last bottles now remaining, it naturally sits in a much scarcer corner of the whisky world.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a bottle like this is selected for drinkers who appreciate mature Scotch grain whisky with a clear sense of cask and age. Its profile places fruit at (…)
