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Bushmills Steamship Port
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Bushmills Steamship Port
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Bushmills Steamship Port is an Irish single malt whiskey shaped by port maturation. Rather than leaning on an age statement, this release is about cask influence and style: fruit comes to the fore, with lighter touches of wood and spice in support.
The Steamship Port name points to a more specific side of Bushmills, one where the port-matured character gives the whiskey a fruit-led direction without moving into smoky territory. It is a useful choice when you want an Irish single malt with a different cask accent while staying close to the approachable Bushmills style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a worthwhile discovery for customers who know Bushmills and want to explore a port-influenced expression. With only the last bottles remaining in our (…)Edradour 2000 16y Barolo Finish Tube Incl.
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Edradour 2000 16y Barolo Finish Tube Incl.
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Edradour 2000 16y Barolo Finish is a Highland single malt with a very specific sense of place and timing. Distilled on 28 November 2000 and bottled on 29 May 2017, it spent 16 years maturing, including a 46-month finish in Barolo wine casks. That extended wine-cask period is central to the way this whisky presents itself.
There is also a deliberately individual nature to the release. It is a single cask bottling, drawn at cask strength at 56.1%, with an outturn of 893 bottles. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we value releases like this because they show one particular cask rather than a broader house style shaped for consistency.
The character is led by fruit, while spice and wood sit in a more supporting role. With the final bottles now in view, this Edradour (…)Glenglassaugh 12y 90's Old Bottle
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Glenglassaugh 12y 90's Old Bottle
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Glenglassaugh 12y 90's Old Bottle is a Scottish Speyside Single Malt with a 12-year age statement. Its appeal lies in the fact that this is an older bottle associated with the 1990s, giving it a different presence from a current standard release.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are valued for more than their technical details. They carry a sense of time and availability. With only the last bottles indicated, this Glenglassaugh feels increasingly scarce without needing any loud claims around it.
At 43% alcohol, it sits in a classic drinking strength. The supplied flavour profile points clearly toward fruit, with lighter wood and spice in support. That gives the impression of a Speyside malt where the fruit-led side has the main role, rather than (…)Glenmorangie Tusail
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Glenmorangie Tusail
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Glenmorangie Tusail is a Highland single malt without an age statement, so its identity is shaped less by a number on the label and more by its style and Bourbon Barrel maturation. The profile points towards fruit as the main feature, with wood and spice playing a lighter supporting role.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Tusail as a Glenmorangie for drinkers who enjoy exploring a specific expression rather than choosing purely by age. Bottled at 46%, it has a little extra presence, while the supplied profile keeps it away from peat, salt or heavy wood influence.
As these are last bottles, there is also a sense that this release is becoming less readily available. More information about the brand can be found at https://www.glenmorangie.com/
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Tomintoul Merlot Finish Tube Incl.
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Tomintoul Merlot Finish shows a fruit-led side of Speyside single malt while keeping to an unpeated style. The whisky is first matured in American bourbon casks, then finished in Merlot wine casks from the Bordeaux region. That finishing period brings a clear red-fruit accent, with the whisky bottled at 40% ABV.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a useful bottle for exploring wine-cask influence in Scotch whisky without moving into peat smoke or heavy wood. It is produced in small batches, which also gives the release a more focused, carefully framed feel.
The Merlot finish is reflected in the tasting direction: summer berries, morello cherry and red fruit sit alongside softer notes of acacia honey, cocoa and baking spices. It is a warm, fruit-forward (…)Longmorn 16y Incl. Box
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Longmorn 16y Incl. Box
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Longmorn 16y is a Speyside single malt from Scotland with maturity at its centre. Sixteen years in oak casks gives the whisky room to develop, while keeping the cask influence in a supporting role rather than letting it dominate the spirit.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a whisky built around a clear fruity core, with gentle wood and spice adding shape around it. Bottled at 48%, it carries a little more presence than a lighter-strength malt, yet the style remains focused on fruit and restrained oak rather than peat or saline notes.
It is a thoughtful choice for drinkers who enjoy aged Speyside whisky with a mature, fruit-led character and a measured cask influence.
The flavour profile of Longmorn 16y is led by fruit, with lighter (…)Mossburn Signature Speyside (Signature Cask Mossburn)
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Mossburn Signature Speyside (Signature Cask Mossburn)
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Mossburn Signature Speyside is a Scottish blended malt from Speyside, bottled by Mossburn at 46%. Rather than relying on an age statement, it presents itself through origin, composition and house style, with the Speyside name placed clearly at the centre.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would point out to someone who enjoys malt whisky but is open to a blend of malt whiskies rather than a single distillery release. It carries the Mossburn signature cask identity without making the experience feel overly technical.
The flavour profile is led by fruit, with lighter touches of wood and spice in support. Peat and salty notes are not part of the main picture here, so the whisky keeps its focus on a cleaner, fruit-driven direction. With only (…)Benrinnes 1997 (Jack Wieber's - The Scottish Malt's Steamship Line)
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Benrinnes 1997 (Jack Wieber's - The Scottish Malt's Steamship Line)
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This is not a large-scale expression. It was drawn from a single hogshead and bottled at cask strength, with just 156 bottles produced. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued for the way they capture one individual cask rather than a repeated house style.
At 49.1% ABV, it carries its strength naturally, while the supplied profile points towards a fruit-led Speyside character with gentle wood and spice in the background. Peat and salinity are not part of the main picture here, so the focus (…)Glenwyvis 2018 #1501/2 (Berry Bros)
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Glenwyvis 2018 #1501/2 (Berry Bros)
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Glenwyvis 2018 #1501/2 is a Highland single malt with a story that reaches beyond its cask details. It was bottled by British independent bottler Berry Bros. & Rudd as part of the Collective#1 series, a range built around distinctive spirits that challenge convention and place real emphasis on reducing their impact on the planet's natural resources.
Glenwyvis fits that idea very naturally. Founded in 2015, it became the first Scottish distillery created within the framework of a social project, with the aim of benefiting the local community. The distillery sits on a rock at the foot of Ben Wyvis and works with hydro, biomass and solar energy. For Drankenshop Broekmans, that makes this bottle more than a young Highland malt; it is also a release with a clear sense of (…)Blanton's Original
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Blanton's Original
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Blanton's Original is an American bourbon with a fruit-led profile, supported by a lighter touch of new oak and gentle spice. At 46.5% alcohol, it has enough strength to carry its character, while the available information points away from smoke or heavy savoury notes.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bourbon we would introduce to someone looking for a style where fruit comes forward and the oak influence stays in a supporting role. The new oak maturation is part of its bourbon identity, yet the profile is not presented as overwhelmingly woody.
With no age statement given, the focus is less on maturity in years and more on the drinking style: a United States bourbon shaped by fruit, light wood and a measured touch of spice.
Reki Helios
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Reki Helios
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Reki Helios is a Japanese blended whisky with a profile that clearly leans towards fruit rather than weight or smoke. With no age statement, the focus is less on a specific number of years and more on the style of the blend itself: composed, fruit-led and straightforward to understand in the glass.
American oak adds a gentle wood influence, supported by a light spiced edge. It does not come across from the supplied profile as a heavy or peated whisky; its appeal lies in the cleaner fruity direction, with oak playing a supporting role. At 43% alcohol, it carries a little more presence than the most basic whisky strength while staying approachable in feel.
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Akashi Meisei 50cl Incl. Box
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Akashi Meisei is a Japanese blended whisky with a distinctly fruit-led profile. Bottled at 40% and presented in a 50cl format, it carries no age statement, putting the focus on style and composition rather than on a specific maturation age.
American Oak gives the whisky a gentle woody frame, with light spice sitting behind the fruit. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Akashi as a good example of a Japanese blend where the appeal lies in clarity rather than heaviness.
There is no emphasis here on peat or coastal salinity. Meisei is more about fruit, subtle oak and a restrained spicy accent, giving it a clean and approachable whisky character without making it feel overloaded.
Akashi Meisei's flavour profile is led by fruit. Oak and spice are (…)Glen Elgin 1998 10y Managers Choice (The Manager's Choice)
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Glen Elgin 1998 10y Managers Choice (The Manager's Choice)
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Glen Elgin 1998 10y Managers Choice is a tightly focused Speyside single malt: distilled on 14 October 1998, bottled on 17 February 2009 and drawn from a single cask after 10 years of maturation.
Its European oak cask and 61.1% cask strength bottling give the whisky a direct, concentrated presence. Only 534 bottles were produced, and with the last bottles now in view, the limited nature of this release is part of its appeal.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would present as a specific snapshot of Glen Elgin rather than a broad house style. The profile is mainly fruit-led, with lighter wood and spice in the background, making it a distinctive single cask Speyside for those who appreciate whisky in a more direct, less polished form.
Glen Moray 25 Years
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Glen Moray 25 Years
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Glen Moray 25 Years is a mature Speyside single malt where age and cask finishing shape the whole conversation. Its profile points towards a clearly fruity style, with wood and spice present in a more restrained, supporting role.
The Port Finish gives this release its own identity within the Glen Moray range. At Drankenshop Broekmans, a bottle like this stands out because it brings together long maturation and a distinctive finishing cask without turning the whisky into a showpiece of strength alone.
With the last bottles now indicated and the whisky marked as a collector's item, Glen Moray 25 Years carries an added sense of occasion. Bottled at 43%, it keeps the focus on mature Speyside character, fruit-led depth and the influence of its port cask finish.
Jura 12y Oloroso Tube Incl.
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Jura 12y Oloroso Tube Incl.
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Jura 12y Oloroso is a Scottish single malt from the Jura region, bottled at 46% after twelve years of maturation. The name points clearly to the Oloroso influence, while the stated combination of sherry and bourbon casks suggests a whisky led by fruit, with wood and spice playing a supporting role.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Jura we would place in front of someone looking for a fruit-driven single malt without a pronounced peated direction. The twelve-year age statement gives it a clear sense of maturity, while the overall style remains more about fruit expression than heavy oak.
The flavour impression is led by fruit, with a light touch of wood and a modest spicy undertone. Peat is not a defining feature here, so the whisky comes across as (…)Kavalan Manzanilla Cask Solist
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Kavalan Manzanilla Cask Solist
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Kavalan Manzanilla Cask Solist is built around the individuality of a single cask. In Kavalan's Solist range, each release is bottled at cask strength and drawn from one individual cask, so the whisky is not shaped to repeat a fixed house expression. It captures the moment when the master distiller considered that particular cask ready.
At 57.8%, this Taiwanese single malt keeps a direct, powerful presence. The Manzanilla Cask Solist name and the tasting notes point to a dry sherry-led style, with brown sugar, raisins, cacao, nuts, vanilla and cinnamon playing a central role. The fruitiness is clearly there too, leaning towards orange juice and dried fruit rather than a light, fresh profile.
Bottled on 8 June 2016 with 561 bottles produced, this release is (…)Oban 14y Tube Incl.
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Oban 14y Tube Incl.
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Oban 14y is a Scottish Highland single malt matured for fourteen years in oak casks and bottled at 43%. Its character is built around a clear fruit-led profile, with oak and spice playing a more restrained supporting role.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Highland whisky for customers who want single malt depth without a smoky emphasis. The age statement gives the whisky a sense of maturity, while the flavour profile keeps the focus away from heavy wood influence.
What makes Oban 14y interesting is its measured style. It does not rely on cask strength or peat to make an impression; instead, it presents a classic Highland malt shape with fruit at the centre and gentle structure around it.
More information about Oban can be found at (…)Dalmore 17y Incl. Box
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Dalmore 17y Incl. Box
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Dalmore 17y is a Highland single malt Scotch whisky built around maturity and a sherry finish. Its 17 years of age give it a composed, developed feel, while the finishing cask shapes the whisky without pushing it towards peat smoke or a heavy-handed style.
The emphasis here is on a fruit-led profile, supported by gentle spice and a light touch of wood. That combination makes it a mature Dalmore with a polished, considered character rather than an overtly smoky or salty one.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this bottling as a fine choice within the range of well-aged single malts for customers looking for Highland depth, a sherry-finished influence and a measured drinking strength of 42%.
The tasting profile is clearly fruit-driven, with mild (…)Tomintoul Amarone Cask Finish Tube Incl.
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Tomintoul Amarone Cask Finish Tube Incl.
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Tomintoul Amarone Cask Finish shows the Speyside single malt from a richer, fruit-led angle. It begins with maturation in American bourbon casks before receiving a finish in Italian Amarone wine casks, adding extra depth while keeping close to Tomintoul's gentle house style.
The appeal here lies in the way the wine-cask finish brings darker fruit, soft spice and elegant wood notes into the whisky without making it feel heavy. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a particularly approachable way to explore a more intense side of Tomintoul, especially for drinkers who enjoy a smooth malt with a deeper fruit influence.
Bottled at 40%, it remains easy-going in structure, with the Amarone finish giving the whisky its distinctive extra layer.
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Jura The Road 1l
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Jura The Road 1l is a Scottish single malt from Jura with the focus placed on style rather than an age statement. Its Pedro Ximenez finish gives the whisky a fruit-led direction, while oak and spice sit more gently in support.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Jura we would point out to someone looking for a single malt with a clear cask influence but without a heavy or smoky profile. At 43.6%, it has a little more presence than a standard lower-strength bottling, while keeping the emphasis on approachability and flavour.
The one-litre bottle makes it a generous format, and with the last bottles now in stock, it has become a more temporary feature in our range. Its appeal lies in that combination of Jura origin, Pedro Ximenez finishing and a (…)Auchentoshan Dark Oak 1l Incl. Box
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Auchentoshan Dark Oak 1l Incl. Box
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Auchentoshan Dark Oak 1l is a Lowland single malt Scotch whisky shaped by a combination of sherry and bourbon cask influence. The emphasis is on a fruit-led style, with gentle oak and spice adding structure in the background.
With no age statement, the focus is less on a specific number of years and more on the flavour direction created by the cask selection. The Dark Oak name points to that wood-driven identity, though the whisky's profile remains clearly away from peat or coastal salinity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a generous one-litre bottle for drinkers looking for a Scottish single malt at 43% with a clear, approachable fruit character and a subtle cask influence. It is a straightforward way to explore Auchentoshan through a (…)Cardhu 18y Incl. Box
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Cardhu 18y Incl. Box
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Cardhu 18y is a Speyside single malt shaped by time rather than force. Eighteen years in oak casks give it a mature setting, while the wood remains a supporting element instead of taking over the whisky's identity.
Its main direction is fruit-led. The profile shows a clear fruity emphasis, with lighter touches of oak and spice adding structure. Peat and salt are not part of the central picture here, so the whisky stays close to a more refined, fruit-focused Speyside style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Cardhu 18y as a thoughtful choice for customers looking for an older single malt with a clear, approachable character. Its popularity makes sense: it brings age, fruit and gentle oak influence together in a way that feels composed rather than heavy.
Cutty Sark Storm
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Cutty Sark Storm
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Cutty Sark Storm is a Scotch blended whisky with a clearly fruity direction, supported by gentle notes of wood and spice. It is not built around peat smoke or salty edges; its appeal lies more in a lively, fruit-led style with a familiar blended Scotch feel.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle stands out because only the last bottles remain. That makes it a worthwhile look for anyone who enjoys Cutty Sark and wants to explore a Scotch blend that is no longer broadly available here.
Bottled at 40% alcohol, it keeps to a classic strength while the Storm name gives this release its own place within the Cutty Sark range.
Cutty Sark Storm places fruit at the centre of its flavour profile, with light wood and spice in support. Peat and salinity are (…)Knappogue Castle 12y Marsala
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Knappogue Castle 12y Marsala
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Knappogue Castle 12y Marsala is an Irish single malt whiskey built around a clear cask-finish identity. The twelve-year age statement gives it maturity, while the Marsala finish adds the most distinctive part of its personality: a fruit-led style with gentle support from wood and spice.
Bottled at 46%, it has enough strength to carry that character with clarity, yet the emphasis remains on the whiskey's cask influence rather than sheer power. There is no peated direction here; the interest lies in the meeting of Irish single malt and Marsala finishing.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a good bottle for customers who enjoy Irish whiskey with a defined finishing cask and a richer fruit accent. With only the last bottles remaining, it is also one of (…)
