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Glenglassaugh 15y Incl. Box
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Glenglassaugh 15y Incl. Box
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Glenglassaugh 15 Year Old sits at a meaningful point in the distillery's modern story. Founded in 1875 on the Moray Firth coast, Glenglassaugh remained silent for more than two decades before being revived in 2008. This 15-year-old release shows a more mature and layered side of that renewed identity.
Maturation in Pedro Ximénez sherry casks and Spanish wine casks gives the whisky its darker, generous tones of chocolate, caramel and dried fruit. What keeps it especially interesting is the coastal thread running underneath: a discreet iodine note and gentle saltiness that bring definition to the richness. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of single malt we enjoy presenting to customers who want depth and cask influence without peat smoke.
Mars Maltage Cosmo Incl. Box
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Mars Maltage Cosmo Incl. Box
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Mars Maltage Cosmo is a Japanese blended malt whisky with a fruit-led personality. It does not build its identity around peat smoke or heavy intensity; instead, it presents malt whisky in a cleaner, more open style where fruit has the central role.
Bottled at 43% and released without an age statement, Cosmo is shaped more by its overall style than by a declared maturation age. Light floral, woody, spicy and salty touches add definition around the fruit, while peat stays out of the picture.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this sits well among Japanese whiskies for drinkers looking to explore a blended malt with a clear fruity direction and a gentle, unpeated profile.
The flavour profile is mainly fruit-driven, supported by gentle floral notes and (…)Bowmore 30y 2021
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Bowmore 30y 2021
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Bowmore 30y 2021 is a Scottish single malt from Islay where age and restraint do much of the talking. Thirty years of maturation gives this whisky a more contemplative presence, built around development over time rather than immediate impact.
The bourbon and sherry cask influence gives the whisky a broad foundation, with fruit and spice standing out most clearly in the supplied flavour profile. Around that core sit lighter touches of wood, floral nuance, salinity and peat, so the Islay identity is there, but expressed with measured detail rather than heavy smoke.
Within the selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this Bowmore 30 Year Old 2021 stands out as a scarce mature release. With 2976 bottles produced and the final bottles now indicated, it has the feel of (…)Bruichladdich Laddie Classic Sherry
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Bruichladdich Laddie Classic Sherry
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Bruichladdich Laddie Classic Sherry is a Scottish single malt from Islay with a clear sherry-finished direction. Its profile is led by spice, supported by lighter notes of fruit, flower, wood and a subtle salty edge, while peat smoke is not part of the stated flavour profile.
At 50% alcohol, it has a firm presence without relying on an age statement. The emphasis sits on style and cask influence: a Bruichladdich shaped by sherry finishing, where spice gives the whisky its main voice and the supporting elements keep it from feeling one-dimensional.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as an interesting Islay single malt for drinkers who want strength and sherry influence, but not a peat-driven whisky.
The flavour profile is driven mainly by (…)Bruichladdich 30y
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Bruichladdich 30y
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Bruichladdich 30y is an Islay single malt where time is the central element. With thirty years of maturation, it presents the more mature side of Scotch whisky, while the supplied flavour profile makes clear that peat is not the defining feature here. The focus sits more with fruit, spice and oak.
Its bourbon barrel maturation gives the whisky a clear framework. The profile points to noticeable wood, spice and fruit, supported by a lighter floral touch and a subtle salty edge. At 43% alcohol, the presentation remains composed and traditional in feel.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of someone who wants to explore aged single malt through nuance rather than sheer intensity: a whisky shaped by long maturation, cask (…)Ardmore 2010 10y Sv Nectar (Signatory - Cask Collection) Tube Incl.
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Ardmore 2010 10y Sv Nectar (Signatory - Cask Collection) Tube Incl.
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Ardmore 2010 10y SV Nectar is a Highland single malt built around the individuality of one cask. Distilled on 6 May 2010 and bottled on 14 September 2020, it spent 10 years in a bourbon barrel before being released by Signatory as part of the Cask Collection. Rather than presenting a broad house style, this bottle captures one specific cask at one specific point in time.
Only 217 bottles were produced, and with the last bottles now in circulation, its limited nature is very clear. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are especially interesting because they show how direct and characterful an independent single cask whisky can be when bottled at cask strength.
At 59.2%, this Ardmore has real presence. The profile leans clearly towards fruit and spice, (…)Clynelish 1995 24y (Wemyss Single Cask)
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Clynelish 1995 24y (Wemyss Single Cask)
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Clynelish 1995 24y is a Highland single malt with the quiet appeal of a well-aged independent bottling. Wemyss selected it for the Wemyss Single Cask range, and the whisky comes from a single hogshead, giving a focused view of one individual cask after 24 years of maturation.
Distilled in 1995 and bottled in April 2020, it carries a sense of patience rather than excess. The profile points towards fruit and spice as the main features, with gentle wood influence and a light salty edge in support. It is bottled at 46%, giving it presence while keeping the emphasis on the whisky itself.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this release stands out because it brings together several details that matter in a specialist whisky selection: Clynelish, Highland origin, a 24-year (…)Bowmore 2003 17y (The Single Malts Of Scotland)
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Bowmore 2003 17y (The Single Malts Of Scotland)
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Bowmore 2003 17y is an Islay single malt with a very clearly defined origin: distilled on 12 December 2003, bottled on 29 July 2021, and drawn from a single bourbon barrel. Rather than presenting a broad house-style blend, it captures one individual cask at one particular point in its maturation.
At 17 years old and bottled at cask strength, 54.9%, it keeps close to the character of that barrel. Only 209 bottles were released, and with the last bottles now in view, its small-scale nature becomes part of the appeal. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would point out to someone who enjoys single malts with a transparent story: one distillation, one cask, one limited bottling.
The bourbon barrel sets the maturation background, while the (…)Speyside 2008 16y (Cadenhead's Enigma Series)
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Speyside 2008 16y (Cadenhead's Enigma Series)
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Speyside 2008 16y sits in Cadenhead's Enigma Series, a range built around whiskies that refuse to be neatly categorised. The distillery name remains undisclosed, and in this case that mystery feels like part of the appeal: the focus is entirely on the whisky in the glass.
This 16-year-old Speyside single malt was finished in a cask that previously held Pineau de Charente. That finishing detail gives the whisky an unusual direction, supporting its strongly fruity profile while leaving room for spice and some striking savoury touches. Bottled at 51.9%, it has enough weight to carry its more distinctive notes, from menthol and rye bread to dark berries and Black Forest cake.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are selected for customers who enjoy (…)Break The Mould 2003 20y 9.289 (Glen Grant) (Scotch Malt Whisky Society - Artist Collection) Tube Incl.
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Break The Mould 2003 20y 9.289 (Glen Grant) (Scotch Malt Whisky Society - Artist Collection) Tube Incl.
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Break The Mould 2003 20y 9.289 presents Glen Grant in a very focused way: a Speyside single malt from one individual cask, distilled in 2003 and bottled in 2023 after 20 years of maturation. Released by the Scotch Malt Whisky Society as part of the Artist Collection, it feels less like a standard expression and more like a carefully framed cask selection.
Only 175 bottles were filled, and with the last bottles now indicated, the limited nature of this release becomes an important part of its appeal. What matters here is the singularity of the whisky: one cask, bottled at cask strength at 53.9%, carrying its own particular balance of maturity, fruit, spice and wood influence.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Glen Grant sits well among independent single malts (…)Dufftown 2010 15y Awwif (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers) Tube Incl.
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Dufftown 2010 15y Awwif (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers) Tube Incl.
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Dufftown 2010 15y Awwif shows a generous, deeply flavoured side of Speyside single malt. Distilled at Dufftown in 2010 and bottled by Alistair Walker for the Infrequent Flyers series, it is built around the individuality of a single cask rather than a broad house style.
The defining element here is the five-year finish in a Pedro Ximénez puncheon. That finish gives the whisky its dark, lavish and patisserie-like feel, with a full texture and an aromatic intensity that suits its 55.7% cask strength presentation. It is a bottling with plenty of presence, yet its appeal lies just as much in the richness of detail.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued because they show a very specific snapshot of maturation. In this case, Dufftown is (…)Ben Nevis 10y Incl. Box
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Ben Nevis 10y Incl. Box
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Ben Nevis 10y is a Highland single malt with a character that resists simple description. Produced at the Ben Nevis distillery near Fort William, it is presented as dry, robust and full-bodied, with a style that does not feel polished into anonymity.
There is also an interesting story behind this 10-year-old release. It is a small-batch bottling mainly intended for the Japanese market, and the distillery itself is owned by Nikka. As one of the few official bottlings from Ben Nevis, it has a particular place at Drankenshop Broekmans for drinkers who enjoy discovering a more individual Highland malt.
Bottled at 46%, it has enough strength to carry its firm, malt-driven personality. Oak cask maturation frames the whisky, while the tasting character moves through (…)Glenglassaugh 12y
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Glenglassaugh 12y
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Expected: 06/11/2026Glenglassaugh 12y is a notable release for the distillery, as it is its first age-stated expression. After twelve years of maturation, this Scottish single malt gives a clear impression of the Glenglassaugh style: ripe fruit, a distinct maritime accent and an unpeated character.
The whisky matured in a combination of bourbon casks, sherry casks and casks that previously held red wine. That mix adds layers, while the fruit-driven side remains at the centre. Its bright golden colour suits a malt where gentle wood, light spice, generous fruit and a sea-breeze freshness come together naturally.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we point out to customers looking for a Speyside single malt with more than straightforward fruitiness. Bottled at (…)Compass Box This Is A 10y Old (Compass Box Limited Edition)
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Compass Box This Is A 10y Old (Compass Box Limited Edition)
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Compass Box This Is A 10y Old is a Scottish blended malt with a clear idea behind it. With this 10-year-old whisky, Compass Box marks ten years of commitment to transparency in the whisky world. That sits very naturally with the way we like to discuss whisky at Drankenshop Broekmans: with attention to what is actually in the glass and how it came to be.
The recipe brings together Clynelish, bought immediately after distillation and then matured in casks selected by Compass Box, with two malts from Ardnamurchan. That gives this limited Compass Box release more than just an age statement; it tells a story of selection, origin and maturation.
Bottled at 50.5%, without chill filtration and without added colouring, it stays close to its natural form. The release (…)Bowmore 19y Pinot Noir Finish Incl. Box
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Bowmore 19y Pinot Noir Finish Incl. Box
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Bowmore 19y Pinot Noir Finish brings together mature Islay single malt character and a wine-cask finishing style. The 19 years of age give it a sense of development, while the Pinot Noir Finish points the whisky towards fruit and spice rather than a heavily peated profile.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Bowmore we would introduce to someone looking for Islay character with more nuance. The island signature is still there through gentle peat and a light salty touch, but it sits behind the fruit, spice and subtle wood influence.
Bottled at 43%, it keeps a composed style. The combination of Bowmore, Islay origin, 19 years of maturation and Pinot Noir finishing gives this single malt a clear identity without needing to be forceful.
Glenlossie 2009 16y (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers) Tube Incl.
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Glenlossie 2009 16y (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers) Tube Incl.
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Glenlossie 2009 16y is a Speyside single malt bottled by Alistair Walker as part of the Infrequent Flyers series. The series is built around carefully selected casks and bold maturation choices, and in this case the focus is squarely on Pedro Ximénez cask finishing.
Distilled on 29 January 2009 and bottled on 1 March 2025, this whisky spent 16 years maturing. The PX finish lasted 1 year and 5 months: intense enough to bring deep, dessert-like richness, yet handled in a way that does not cover the underlying malt character.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Glenlossie stands out as a small and specific release: a single cask bottling of 354 bottles, presented at 54.7%. With the last bottles now available, it feels very much like a particular snapshot of (…)Wolfburn Let It Snow
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Wolfburn Let It Snow
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Wolfburn Let It Snow is a Highland single malt from Scotland with a name that naturally brings a winter mood to mind. With no age statement, the focus is less on a number and more on the style in the glass: a 46% whisky with enough strength to carry its fruity and spicy side clearly.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Wolfburn stands out for the way its main flavours are supported by gentler accents. Fruit and spice are the most prominent elements, while wood, floral notes, a light salty edge and a subtle touch of peat stay in the background. It gives the whisky a layered feel without pushing it into a heavy style.
As these are the last bottles, Let It Snow has become one of those releases that will not remain part of the selection indefinitely. More information (…)The Cargill 2016 5y (Adelphi) Incl. Box
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The Cargill 2016 5y (Adelphi) Incl. Box
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The Cargill 2016 5y is not a routine Scottish blended malt. Its character comes from an unusual meeting point: Ardnamurchan from the Highlands and Cardrona from New Zealand brought together in an innovative transcontinental fusion.
Four different casks sit behind this release, with bourbon and pinot noir influences shaping the whisky. The fruit is clearly part of the conversation, while wood, gentle spice, floral touches and a light salty edge add supporting detail. Bottled at cask strength, 57.4%, it keeps a direct and energetic feel.
Distilled in 2016 and bottled in 2021, this 5-year-old release was limited to 1200 bottles. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out for the way it steps outside the expected path: no peat-driven profile, but a vivid whisky (…)The Epicurean Peated Ed. (Douglas Laing Regional Malts)
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The Epicurean Peated Ed. (Douglas Laing Regional Malts)
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The Epicurean Peated Edition adds a smoky angle to the classic Lowland style associated with The Epicurean. It keeps that sense of elegance, but introduces a subtle layer of peat smoke that gives the blended malt a more distinctive and slightly earthier personality.
Released by Douglas Laing as part of the Regional Malts range, this small batch is limited to around 1,800 bottles. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we find this kind of bottling particularly engaging because it shows how a familiar whisky style can gain depth from peat without letting smoke take over completely.
Bottled at natural cask strength of 50.5%, without colouring and without chill filtration, it stays close to its original form. The result is a more characterful take on The Epicurean, with (…)*Vintage* Old Pulteney 1967 34y (Douglas Laing - Platinum)
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*Vintage* Old Pulteney 1967 34y (Douglas Laing - Platinum)
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Old Pulteney 1967 34 year old is a Highland single malt defined by time, place and restraint. Distilled in 1967 and bottled in 2002, it carries a 34-year age statement that immediately sets it apart from everyday whisky releases.
Bottled by Douglas Laing as part of the Platinum series, this release comes from a single oak cask and was presented at cask strength, 54.9% ABV. With only 259 bottles produced, and now marked as last bottles, it has the quiet scarcity that serious single cask releases often carry.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are valued for their specificity. One vintage, one cask, one limited outturn: it is a whisky for someone who appreciates a clearly defined snapshot of maturation rather than a broad house style.
Yoichi 10 Years New Incl. Box
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Yoichi 10 Years New Incl. Box
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Yoichi 10 Years New brings an important part of Japanese whisky history into the glass. This single malt comes from Yoichi, Nikka's first distillery, founded in 1934 on the island of Hokkaido. That setting matters: Hokkaido's climate is described as reminiscent of Scotland, giving this ten-year-old Yoichi a distinctive place among Japanese single malts.
The new version is marked by freshness and a fiery edge. Fruit and spice shape the main impression, while a discreet touch of peat adds depth without taking over. At 10 years old and 45%, it feels lively, developed and direct rather than overly polished.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Japanese single malt with a clear identity: rooted in Nikka's first distillery, shaped by Hokkaido, and built (…)Starward Single Cask #14384 The Nectar Incl. Box
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Starward Single Cask #14384 The Nectar Incl. Box
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Starward Single Cask #14384 The Nectar is an Australian single malt with a very direct sense of place and cask. Drawn from one individual cask and bottled at cask strength, it carries its 54.8% ABV with the kind of presence you expect from a whisky left close to its natural form. Only 286 bottles came from this cask, and with the last bottles now remaining, it feels like a tightly defined snapshot rather than a broad, polished release.
Distilled in December 2017 and bottled in August 2022, this 4-year-old whisky was wine matured. That gives the release its setting, but the real point of interest is cask #14384 itself. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we like bottlings like this because they show a more specific side of a producer: less about a standard house expression, more about (…)Glen Scotia Campbeltown Harbour Incl. Box
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Glen Scotia Campbeltown Harbour Incl. Box
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Glen Scotia Campbeltown Harbour is a Scottish single malt from Campbeltown, and the name immediately gives it a sense of place. Bottled at 40% and released without an age statement, it focuses less on age and more on the approachable house style of Glen Scotia.
Bourbon barrel maturation supports a flavour direction where spice is the most noticeable element, with lighter touches of fruit, floral notes, wood and a gentle salty accent. Peat is not the focus here, so the whisky leans more toward a spiced, lightly coastal Campbeltown character.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Glen Scotia Campbeltown Harbour as a good way to explore this region through a single malt that remains clear and easy to understand, while still carrying enough personality to feel (…)
