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Glen Keith 1994 29y (The Whisky Agency)

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Glen Keith 1994 29y is a Speyside single malt with a very clear sense of time and place. Distilled in 1994 and matured for 29 years, it is a whisky defined less by broad category language and more by the specific path it has taken through maturation.

The Bourbon Barrel reference gives the release its cask framework, while the 54.1% strength points to a whisky with real presence in the glass. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Glen Keith we would introduce slowly: an older Scottish malt where vintage, age and cask type are central to the conversation.

With only the last bottles remaining, availability is naturally limited. That matters here because a 29-year-old Glen Keith from the 1994 distillation year is not something that can simply be (…)

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Caperdonich 2000 21y Sv Nectar (Signatory - Cask Collection) Tube Incl.

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Caperdonich 2000 21y SV Nectar is a Speyside single malt with a quietly limited nature. The Caperdonich name already gives it a certain pull for whisky drinkers, and this release adds to that with a single cask origin and a total outturn of just 223 bottles.

Bottled by Signatory for the Cask Collection, it comes at cask strength: 56.2%. After 21 years in a hogshead, the whisky is presented as a direct expression of one individual cask rather than as part of a broader house style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, a bottle like this is valued for that precise combination of age, Speyside origin and limited availability. With only the last bottles remaining, it speaks to those who enjoy discovering a sharply defined single malt release rather than a standard ongoing (…)

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Littlemill 1988 35y (The Whisky Agency)

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Littlemill 1988 35y is a Scottish Lowland Single Malt built around a long, clearly defined maturation story. Distilled in 1988 and aged for 35 years, it is a whisky where the vintage and the passage of time are central to its identity.

The hogshead cask type gives the maturation a more specific frame, while the bottling strength of 50.7% keeps the presentation firm and direct. No detailed tasting notes are supplied in the available information, so the emphasis here remains on the confirmed essentials: Littlemill, Lowland origin, 1988 distillation and 35 years of age.

Within the selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that draws attention from customers looking for older Scottish single malt with a clearly stated distillation year. As (…)

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Bruichladdich 2004 18y (The Whisky Agency)

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Bruichladdich 2004 18y is built around a very specific idea: one Islay single malt, from one individual cask. Distilled in 2004 and bottled in 2022, it spent 18 years maturing in a Bourbon Barrel before being released as a single cask bottling.

That single cask identity matters. Rather than presenting a wider batch style, this bottle captures the character of one particular barrel at one particular point in its maturation. Bottling at cask strength, 51.3%, keeps the presentation close to the source.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Bruichladdich we look at as a more focused and limited release within the Islay single malt selection. With only the last bottles remaining, its availability is clearly narrowing.

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Aultmore 1990 32y (The Whisky Agency)

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Aultmore 1990 32y is the kind of whisky where the interest lies in its exact origin. This Speyside single malt was distilled in 1990 and bottled in 2023 after 32 years of maturation. It comes from one single Bourbon Barrel, so the bottle reflects one individual cask rather than a broader vatting.

Bottled at cask strength at 44.9%, it stays close to that single maturation. The long age, the 1990 distillation date and the single cask nature all point in the same direction: a very specific piece of Aultmore, captured after more than three decades.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are appreciated for their clarity of provenance and their limited character. With the last bottles now available, this Aultmore feels like a quiet but meaningful find for (…)

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Glengoyne 18y Incl. Box

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Glengoyne 18y is a Highland single malt with the calm depth that comes from time. Eighteen years in oak casks, with a generous share of Oloroso sherry casks, gives it a full, rounded and rich style built around ripe fruit and gentle warmth.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we like to introduce when someone is looking for maturity without losing elegance. The fruit is clearly present, supported by notes of marzipan, walnuts and cocoa, while the oak brings structure rather than dominance.

Bottled at 43%, it remains approachable in strength but still has enough weight and length to feel properly contemplative. The long, warm and dry finish makes it a rewarding dram for quiet sipping.

The aroma opens with rounded fruit, led by (…)

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Irish Single Malt 2002 20y (The Whisky Agency)

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Irish Single Malt 2002 20y is a bottling where the appeal lies in its clear identity: Irish single malt, distilled in 2002, matured for twenty years and released by The Whisky Agency at 49.2% ABV.

The Bourbon Barrel reference gives the whisky its maturation context, while the available data does not provide detailed aroma or flavour notes. What stands out most is the combination of Irish origin, vintage distillation year and significant age.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this sits comfortably among bottles for drinkers who enjoy looking beyond standard releases and exploring more specific selections. The last bottles indication also tells us that availability is now limited.

No separate tasting notes are supplied for this bottling. The available (…)

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Glen Grant 1998 25y (The Whisky Agency)

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Glen Grant 1998 25y is a Speyside single malt built around the individuality of one cask. Distilled in 1998 and bottled in 2022, it brings together 25 years of maturation and a very specific snapshot of Glen Grant from that period.

Drawn from a single hogshead and bottled at cask strength at 50.4%, this is not a broad house-style release assembled for consistency. It is a whisky shaped by one individual cask. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are valued for exactly that reason: they give curious whisky drinkers something more particular to explore.

With only the last bottles remaining, the sense of scarcity is natural rather than overstated. A single cask is limited by definition, and this Glen Grant 1998 cannot be repeated once those bottles are (…)

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Balblair 2012 12y Am 143

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Balblair 2012 12 Year Old AM143 is very much a whisky built around one individual cask. Selected by Asta Morris, this Highland Single Malt from Balblair Distillery was distilled in November 2012 and bottled in February 2025 after 12 years of maturation. It comes from cask AM143, received a sherry cask finish and was bottled at 51% ABV.

Only 153 bottles were released, so this is not a broad house-style bottling but a narrow, cask-specific snapshot of Balblair through the lens of Asta Morris. That fits the bottler's philosophy well: selecting casks with character and allowing them to speak as authentically as possible.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this release sits naturally among the more distinctive limited whiskies: a single cask Balblair with sherry influence, (…)

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Knappogue Castle 1994 27y (La Maison Du Whisky - Ex Libris)

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Knappogue Castle 1994 27y is an Irish single malt with a very particular story. Distilled in 1994 and bottled in 2021, it combines 27 years of maturation with the individuality of a single bourbon barrel. Rather than presenting a broad house style, it captures one cask at one point in time.

Bottled by La Maison du Whisky for the Ex Libris series, it was released at cask strength, 50.3% ABV. With only 175 bottles drawn from the cask, and now marked as last bottles, this is a scarce release with a naturally limited presence.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for drinkers who appreciate Irish single malt in a more focused form: mature, cask strength, single cask and shaped by a bourbon barrel. The profile is led by fruit, with floral, woody and (…)

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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.

More information about Teeling can be found at https://teelingwhiskey.com/

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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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Teeling Single Grain Mini

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Teeling Single Grain Mini presents an Irish whiskey with a clear focus on fruit and a noticeable floral side. The product name points to a single grain style, giving it a different angle from a classic malt-led whiskey and placing the emphasis on aromatic brightness.

Its wine cask influence helps shape that profile: fruit sits at the centre, floral tones are clearly present, while wood and spice remain more restrained. With no age statement given, the attention stays on style, cask influence and immediate character.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this miniature is a pleasant way to explore Teeling in a smaller format, especially for drinkers looking for an Irish whiskey where fruit comes forward without any peated character.

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Teeling Wonders Of Wood Series Nr3 Virgin Swedish Oak Incl. Box

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Teeling Wonders Of Wood Series Nr3 Virgin Swedish Oak is an Irish whiskey built around the central idea of the Wonders of Wood range: showing how much character wood can bring when it is treated as more than just a vessel for maturation. The series explores new flavour directions while also supporting replanting, with each release contributing to the planting of one hectare of native Irish trees in Ireland.

For this third edition, Teeling starts with its own Single Pot Still Whiskey, made from 50% malted barley and 50% unmalted barley, triple distilled and fully matured in Virgin Oak casks made from Swedish oak. This rare oak variety, sourced from the Noride region, is described as denser and more robust than other types of oak. In the glass, that wood influence is linked (…)

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Glenglassaugh The Serpentine 48y

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Glenglassaugh The Serpentine 48y is not a whisky to rush. It comes from cask 1863, an Aleatico red wine cask, and was bottled at 46.1% after 48 years of ageing. That combination of significant age and a very specific wine cask gives this Speyside single malt a clear identity of its own.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we introduce as a rare and considered release rather than a whisky for everyday pouring. With only the last bottles remaining, its scarcity is part of the story, but the real interest lies in the mature fruit-driven character described in the tasting notes.

The Serpentine shows Glenglassaugh in a ripe, layered style, with dark berries, exotic fruit and a fine saline touch. It is a whisky for slow tasting, where the details (…)

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Glenburgie 1988 35y (The Whisky Agency)

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Glenburgie 1988 35y is a Scottish single malt from Speyside where the focus is firmly on age, origin and vintage. Distilled in 1988 and matured for 35 years, it captures a clearly defined chapter from Glenburgie's past.

The whisky was matured in a hogshead and bottled at 42.6% ABV. The available details are restrained, yet they say a great deal: this is a long-aged single malt made for unhurried tasting, where the significance lies in time rather than presentation.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are valued for their clarity and maturity. With only the last bottles remaining, availability of this Glenburgie 1988 35y is naturally limited.

No detailed tasting notes are supplied for this Glenburgie 1988 35y. What is known is clear: a (…)

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Compass Box The Nectar

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Compass Box The Nectar is a Blended Scotch Whisky with a very deliberate sense of composition. Created by John Glaser to mark a tenth anniversary, it shows the Compass Box approach at its most expressive: bringing different malt characters together so that each one adds tension and depth.

At its heart are a peated malt from the last of the Kildalton Distilleries, matured in a Recharred American Standard Barrel, and a Highland Malt matured in new French oak. That combination gives the whisky a clear contrast between coastal peat, smoke and the firmer influence of oak.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this bottle as one of those Compass Box releases that speaks especially to drinkers who enjoy Scotch blends with a defined identity. With its collector's item (…)

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Glen Garioch 2013 11y (Cadenhead - Original Collection)

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Glen Garioch 2013 11 Year Old is a Highland single malt with a clear emphasis on fruit, creamy sweetness and gentle spice. Bottled by Cadenhead for the Original Collection, it brings together maturation in ex-bourbon casks and ex-fino casks, giving this release its layered but approachable style.

Glen Garioch, pronounced Glen Geery, is rooted in Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire, and dates back to 1797. Its history includes periods of closure and reopening, yet the focus here is very much on the whisky in the glass: an 11-year-old expression that shows freshness, fruit and cask influence without any peated character.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottling stands out as a good example of how an independent release can present a familiar Highland name from a slightly (…)

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Ben Nevis 28y Macb (Elixir Distillers - Macbeth Series)

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Ben Nevis 28y Macb belongs to Elixir Distillers' Macbeth Collection, a series of 42 Scottish whiskies named after characters from Shakespeare's tragedy. This release represents Ross: intelligent, experienced and sharp enough to understand where power is moving before others do.

That idea is reflected in the choice of whisky. A 28-year-old Ben Nevis from refill hogsheads brings maturity without losing the distillery character described in the product information. The continued use of brewer's yeasts in production is linked here to weight and body, while fresh fruit notes give the whisky energy beside its age and depth.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to introduce with a little context, because the concept and the whisky strengthen (…)

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Strathclyde 1993 28y (Elixir Distillers - Whisky Trail)

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Strathclyde 1993 28y is a Lowland grain whisky with a quietly rare profile. Distilled on 17 August 1993 and bottled on 21 February 2022, it spent 28 years maturing before being released by Elixir Distillers as part of the Whisky Trail series.

The appeal here lies in its very specific origin. This is a single cask bottling from a bourbon cask, presented at natural cask strength of 55.1% ABV. With only 195 bottles drawn from the cask, and with the last bottles now remaining, it has the feel of a whisky captured from one precise point in time.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Strathclyde as a fine example for drinkers who want to give grain whisky the attention it deserves. Its profile points towards floral, fruity and woody dimensions, with spice playing a (…)

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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 (…)

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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 (…)

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