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Machrie Moor 10 Y Tube Incl.

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Expected: 01/11/2026

Machrie Moor 10 Y is an important expression in Arran's peated whisky story. Machrie Moor first appeared in 2010 as Arran's first peated whisky, and this release gives the range its first age-stated reference: at least 10 years old, with the familiar 20 ppm peat level.

It matured entirely in first fill bourbon barrels and was bottled at 46%, with natural colour and without chill filtration. That keeps a clear connection to Arran's fresh house style, while adding the spiced, smoky side that defines Machrie Moor.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as more than just another release in the range. It is bottled once a year in very limited quantities, and the combination of age statement, peat smoke and Arran character gives it a strong place among customers who (…)

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Caisteal Chamuis Peated

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Caisteal Chamuis Peated is a Scottish blended malt with a clear sense of direction: peat is central, supported by a pronounced spicy side. Bottled at 46% and released without an age statement, it is presented more through style and flavour character than through a specific maturation age.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this sits in the range as a smoky whisky with more going on than peat alone. The profile points to a clear combination of smoke and spice, with lighter fruity, floral and salty touches around it. Oak does not appear to be the main driver here, so the focus stays on peat, seasoning and fresher accents.

It is easy to understand why this Caisteal Chamuis Peated has found an audience among drinkers looking for a Scottish peated malt with a direct, (…)

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English Whisky 2009 12y Ww (Campbeltown Whisky Company)

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English Whisky 2009 12y Ww is a British single malt with a very clear sense of origin: distilled in 2009, bottled in 2022 and matured for twelve years in a single bourbon barrel. As a single cask release, it is less about a broad house recipe and more about one individual cask captured at bottling strength.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this stand out because they give whisky drinkers something specific to explore. Only 228 bottles were drawn, and with the last bottles now indicated, this release has become a sharply limited snapshot of English single malt whisky. The 57.1% cask strength keeps the presentation direct and forceful.

Its profile points toward spice and peat as the main drivers, with lighter fruity, floral and salty touches around them. (…)

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Akkeshi Seimei Peated Incl. Box

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Akkeshi Seimei Peated is a Japanese single malt with a strong sense of season and place. Seimei means light and clear, and this release is the seventh whisky in Akkeshi's 24 seasons series. It captures the beginning of spring: flowers in bloom, blue skies, a cooling breeze and swallows returning to Japan after wintering on the warm islands of Southeast Asia.

That springtime image is paired with a peated Akkeshi profile. The distillery sits close to the Pacific Ocean and is surrounded by marshland, with access to local peat. In this bottling, the sweetness and fruitiness associated with Akkeshi meet a maritime, smoky side, giving the whisky a clear identity rather than just a regional label.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Seimei as one of those bottles that (…)

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Chichibu The Peated 2022

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Chichibu The Peated 2022 shows a smoky side of Japanese single malt. The name makes the intention clear, yet the supplied flavour profile suggests peat and spice as the main drivers rather than an overwhelming wall of smoke, with lighter fruity, floral and salty touches around the edges.

At 53.5% and bottled at cask strength, it is presented with real presence. No age statement is given, so the focus sits firmly on the style of the whisky itself: a peated Chichibu release with intensity, clarity and very little emphasis on wood influence.

Within the selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle is a fine fit for drinkers exploring Japanese single malt from a more smoky and spicy angle, while still looking for detail rather than heaviness alone.

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Campbeltown 2014 9y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky)

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Campbeltown 2014 9y is a Scottish blended malt from Campbeltown with its exact origin kept undisclosed. That makes the bottle feel less like a label-driven choice and more like a whisky selected for the character of the cask itself.

Distilled in 2014 and bottled in 2023 at 9 years of age, it comes from a single cask and was bottled at natural cask strength, 56.8%. A rum finish gives this release an extra point of interest, while the outturn of only 272 bottles keeps it firmly in small-batch territory. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this have a natural place among whiskies for drinkers who enjoy exploring independent releases with a clear identity.

The profile is shaped by peat and spice, with lighter fruity, floral and salty accents around it. Wood (…)

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Compass Box Peat Monster

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Compass Box Peat Monster is true to its name, though there is more to it than sheer peat intensity. Islay plays the leading role here, with Caol Ila and Laphroaig clearly present, while Ardmore brings in a Speyside contribution to the blend.

After selection, the whiskies mature together in first- and second-fill bourbon casks. That gives this Scottish blended malt a firm, coastal and peated identity, supported by citrus, pear and a peppery edge rather than relying on peat alone.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a whisky for drinkers who deliberately look for a pronounced peated style, but still appreciate structure and detail in the glass. Bottled at 46%, Peat Monster keeps its voice clear, direct and unmistakably shaped by its island influence.

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Waterford Ballybannon 1.1 Peated

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Waterford Ballybannon 1.1 Peated is an Irish single malt whiskey with peat smoke placed firmly at the centre of its identity. Bottled at 50%, it has a naturally assertive presence, built around smoke and spice rather than gentle sweetness or overt oak influence.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this stands out as a Waterford release for drinkers curious about a more peated side of Irish single malt. The flavour profile points to clear peat and spice, supported by lighter fruity, floral and salty touches. Wood is not the dominant voice here, so the focus stays on the smoky, spicy line of the whiskey.

With only the last bottles remaining, Ballybannon 1.1 Peated feels like a specific Waterford release to discover while it is still on the shelf.

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Compass Box Artist #11 Pentalogy Wonder (Artist Collection)

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Compass Box Artist #11 Pentalogy Wonder is a Scotch blended malt from the Artist Collection, bottled at a cask strength of 52.4%. It presents itself as a release with presence rather than polish for its own sake, letting concentration and character take the lead.

Its small scale is a major part of the appeal. Only 384 bottles were produced, and the remaining stock now belongs to the last bottles. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this stand out because they bring together the Compass Box name, a limited Artist Collection bottling and a flavour direction that clearly favours peat and spice.

There is no age statement attached to this whisky, so the focus naturally falls on the composition and identity of this particular release. Alongside the more (…)

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Ben Nevis 2016 5y Sv Lmdw (Signatory - Unchill Filtered) Tube Incl.

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Ben Nevis 2016 5y Sv Lmdw is a young Highland single malt with a very specific identity: distilled on 7 June 2016, bottled on 1 September 2021, and released by Signatory as part of the Unchill Filtered range.

The whisky comes from a single wine-matured cask, giving this 5-year-old Ben Nevis a focused cask-led story rather than the feel of a broad standard release. With only 391 bottles produced, it captures one particular parcel of spirit at one particular point in its development.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of bottle that rewards curiosity: a limited single cask Highland malt at 46%, with the added interest that these are now the last bottles available.

Based on the supplied flavour profile, this Ben Nevis places the (…)

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Finglassie Peated 2017 5y (Rest & Be Thankful)

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Finglassie Peated 2017 5y is a peated Lowland single malt from Inchdairnie, bottled at 46%. The name sets the tone straight away: this is a young whisky with a clear smoky and spicy side, rather than a quiet or heavily wood-driven style.

Distilled in 2017 and matured for 5 years, it was given a sherry finish as part of its maturation. That makes it an interesting bottle for anyone who enjoys a more direct whisky, where peat and spice shape the main impression while fruit and a light salty edge remain in the background.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of release we like to point out when someone is looking for a defined, limited bottling rather than a standard expression. With 4,998 bottles produced and the last bottles now available, Finglassie (…)

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Ledaig 2005 16y (The Single Malts Of Scotland)

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Ledaig 2005 16y is a Scottish single malt from Mull with a very defined identity. It was distilled on 3 February 2005 and bottled on 8 February 2021 after 16 years in a Bourbon Barrel, then released at 54.4% cask strength.

The appeal here lies in the precision of the bottling. This is a single cask release, with only 249 bottles drawn from that one barrel. Rather than presenting a broad house style, it captures one particular maturation, one cask, and one moment in time.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Ledaig stands out for its limited nature and its clear flavour direction. Peat and spice form the core of the whisky, supported by lighter notes of fruit, salinity and a subtle floral edge. The wood influence is not the dominant theme here, so the focus remains (…)

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Longrow 100 Proof 2026

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Longrow 100 Proof 2026 is a Campbeltown single malt bottled at a robust 57.1%, with peat smoke clearly at the heart of its identity. The strength matters here, but the more interesting part is how that power is shaped by aromatic depth, creamy sweetness and a thread of fruit.

The Pinot Noir cask influence gives this release its particular twist. It adds depth to the smoky Longrow style, bringing medicinal notes, red-fruit accents and a sweeter, more layered finish. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to introduce when someone is looking for a peated whisky with more going on than smoke alone.

There is no age statement to distract from the central idea: this is about intensity, cask influence and Campbeltown character. Peat, spice, a (…)

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Ballechin 2005 17y Small Batch Burgundy Tube Incl.

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Ballechin 2005 17y Small Batch Burgundy is a Highland single malt with a clearly defined personality. Distilled in November 2005, it spent 17 years maturing, with Burgundy casks forming an important part of its identity.

The appeal here lies in the meeting of maturity, peat and cask strength. Bottled at 53.5%, it keeps a firm, direct presence rather than being shaped into a softer standard expression. The Small Batch indication also gives it a more focused feel within the Ballechin range.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would point out to someone looking for a Scottish single malt with real structure and a smoky-spiced core. The profile highlights peat and spice most clearly, supported by lighter floral, fruity, woody and salty (…)

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Islay Mist 17y

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Islay Mist 17y is a Scottish blended whisky with a clearly peated direction. The 17-year age statement gives it a more mature place within the blend category, while the smoky side remains central to its identity.

The appeal here is in the way the peat is supported rather than left on its own. Alongside the smoke, there are lighter fruity, spicy, floral and salty accents, giving the whisky a broader flavour impression without moving away from its recognisably peated style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Islay Mist 17y as the kind of bottle that suits customers looking for a Scottish blend with a little more character. Its 40% strength keeps it approachable, while the peated profile gives it enough presence for those who enjoy smoke in their whisky.

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Islay Mist 12y

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Islay Mist 12y is a 12-year-old blended Scotch whisky with a clear smoky signature. At 40% alcohol, it keeps an approachable feel, while the age statement gives it a more settled place among blended whiskies.

Peat is the main point of character here. It is clearly present, supported by lighter fruity, spicy, floral and salty touches. That makes Islay Mist 12y a good choice for drinkers looking for a Scotch blend with a more pronounced smoky side, without moving into an overly intense style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would introduce to someone who enjoys blended Scotch but wants a little more peat-driven personality in the glass. It stays within the familiar world of blends, yet carries a more distinctive coastal and smoky (…)

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Islay Mist Peated 1l

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Islay Mist Peated 1l is a Scottish blended whisky with peat placed clearly at the centre of its style. Rather than focusing on an age statement, it presents a direct flavour identity: noticeable peat, supported by lighter fruity, spicy, floral and salty accents.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a straightforward choice for customers who enjoy the idea of a smokier Scotch blend without moving into a more specialised single malt direction. The 1 litre bottle also makes sense for those who like to pour this style more regularly.

Bottled at 40%, Islay Mist Peated stays within the familiar world of blended Scotch whisky, while its peated emphasis gives it a more distinctive place in that category. Additional information about the brand can be found at (…)

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Islay Mist Peated

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Islay Mist Peated is a Scottish blended whisky with peat placed clearly at the centre of its identity. The name is quite direct, and so is the style: a smoky blend supported by lighter fruity, spicy, floral and salty touches.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place this among the whiskies for drinkers looking for a peated Scottish blend rather than a whisky defined by age or heavy oak. No age statement is given, so the focus sits firmly on the flavour direction: approachable in strength, but unmistakably shaped by peat.

Bottled at 40%, Islay Mist Peated keeps to a classic drinking strength. Its character is not driven by pronounced wood influence, but by a peat-led profile with a few subtler layers around it.

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Ledaig Sinclair Series Rioja Incl. Box

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Ledaig Sinclair Series Rioja is a Scottish single malt from Mull with Ledaig's peated side clearly at the centre. The Sinclair Series name and the Rioja wine finish give this release its own angle, placing a wine-influenced layer around the distillery's smoky style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a whisky for drinkers who enjoy peat, but also appreciate the smaller details around it. The profile is not driven by oak; instead, the smoke is supported by lighter fruity, spicy, floral and coastal touches.

Bottled at 46.3%, it has enough strength to carry its island character and Rioja finish with clarity. Rather than leaning on an age statement, this Ledaig draws attention to the combination of Mull, peat and wine cask influence.

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Lagg Small Batch Manzanilla

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Lagg Small Batch Manzanilla shows a particularly focused side of Lagg: heavily peated single malt from the Isle of Arran, shaped by the salty, wine-like finesse of Manzanilla casks. The peat smoke is clear, but it is carried by more than intensity alone, with red fruit, warm honey and gentle spice giving the whisky extra depth.

Its maturation tells much of the story. The whisky first spent time in first- and second-fill bourbon barrels, before receiving more than a year of finishing in first-fill Manzanilla casks. That final stage adds a maritime, mineral edge and keeps the richness neatly framed.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this release as a strong choice within the Scottish single malt selection for drinkers who enjoy peat with structure and (…)

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Laphroaig 10y Sherry Finish

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Laphroaig 10y Sherry Finish starts from a very recognisable Islay foundation: a 10-year-old Scottish single malt where peat and spice play a clear role. The sherry finish gives this release its own angle within the Laphroaig range, adding another layer without taking it away from its island identity.

Bottled at 48%, it has enough strength to carry that smoky, spiced character with confidence. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a fine choice for drinkers who enjoy the peated side of Islay and want to explore how a sherry finish shapes that profile.

Additional information can be found at https://www.laphroaig.com/

The flavour profile is led by peat and spice, with a lighter fruit note and a gentle salty accent in support. It remains clearly (…)

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Longrow Red Pinot Noir 15y

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Longrow Red Pinot Noir 15y is a Campbeltown single malt with a clear sense of direction. Fifteen years of age, wine maturation and bottling at cask strength give it a firm, expressive profile rather than a polished or softened one.

The Pinot Noir name places this release firmly within the Longrow Red style, where wine maturation plays an important role. What stands out here is the interplay between peat and spice, supported by lighter fruity, floral, woody and salty notes. It is a whisky built on contrast and structure, with the cask influence adding another layer without taking the focus away from the Longrow identity.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would point this bottle towards drinkers who enjoy single malt with presence and a little edge. The 51.4% (…)

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