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Shenk's Homestead 2019

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Shenk's Homestead 2019 is an American whiskey with rye playing a particularly important role. That substantial rye component gives this release a firm spicy drive, while the whiskey still keeps the sweeter side that comes through in caramel, toasted sugar and dried fruit.

For the 2019 edition, part of the fully matured whiskey was finished in toasted, uncharred French oak barrels. The oak came from the Vosges in France, was naturally air-dried and seasoned for 24 months, and then toasted to specific requirements. That finishing choice was made to bring the rye character more clearly to the surface.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Shenk's Homestead 2019 as a whiskey for those who enjoy American styles with more spice and structure than simple sweetness. The (…)

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Nikka The Nikka Limited Incl. Box

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Nikka The Nikka Limited is a blended whisky built around the craft of blending itself. It was created through the collaboration of Hiromi Osaki, master blender at Nikka Whisky, and his successor Junji Iseki. Rather than simply bringing casks together, this release feels composed with patience, precision and a clear sense of legacy.

The blend includes a 1989 Yoichi distillate and a 1979 Miyagikyo distillate, both matured in mizunara oak, alongside selected Ben Nevis casks from the 1980s. Those elements give the whisky its depth: mature wood tones, gentle peat influence and layered richness, all held together in a refined Japanese blending style.

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Arran 2013 12y (Douglas Laing Old Particular) Tube Incl.

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Arran 2013 12y is a Scottish single malt where the cask choice really matters. Douglas Laing selected it for the Old Particular range from a single ex-bourbon barrel, so this is not a broad house-style bottling but a focused release from one individual cask.

Distilled in September 2013 and bottled in April 2026, the whisky spent 12 years developing a style that keeps Arran's fruity, elegant side at the centre. The bourbon barrel adds creaminess and gentle vanilla tones, while the natural presentation at 48.4%, with no colouring and no chill filtration, helps preserve the whisky's full character.

Only 258 bottles were drawn from this cask. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are valued because they show a clear snapshot of maturation: one distillate, (…)

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Ben Nevis 1999 26y (Cadenhead - Chairman's Stock)

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Ben Nevis 1999 26y is a Highland single malt built around patience, cask individuality and mature distillery character. Distilled in 1999 and bottled in 2025, it spent twenty-six years in a bourbon hogshead, giving the whisky time to develop depth while keeping its fruit, spice and refined oak presence clearly in view.

Cadenhead bottled this release as part of the Chairman's Stock series at a cask strength of 51.5%. As a single cask bottling, it is not about consistency across batches, but about capturing one particular cask at one particular point in its life.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to place in front of customers who are looking for an older Scotch single malt with substance rather than smoke. Its profile brings together (…)

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Teaninich 15y 100 Proof (Stalla Dhu)

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Teaninich 15y 100 Proof is built around a clear identity: a Scottish Highland whisky aged for 15 years and bottled at 50% alcohol. The 100 Proof name gives it a more assertive position than many standard-strength releases, without needing to dress it up with tasting claims that are not part of the supplied information.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, what makes this bottle stand out is the combination of Highland origin, stated age and stronger bottling strength. It is the kind of whisky that invites a more attentive pour, especially for drinkers who appreciate a mature expression with a little more presence in the glass.

With only the last bottles remaining, this particular Teaninich 15 year old 100 Proof also carries a natural sense of scarcity. Not as a slogan, (…)

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Glenallachie 1992 30y Dlxop (Douglas Laing Extra Old Particular) Incl. Box

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Glenallachie 1992 30 years old comes from Douglas Laing's Xtra Old Particular range, where individual casks are allowed to speak for themselves. This Speyside single malt was distilled in February 1992 and bottled in December 2022 after 30 years of maturation in a refill barrel.

Its appeal lies in the detail. This is not a standard batch release, but a single cask bottling at cask strength, carrying 47.3% alcohol. Only 190 bottles were drawn from the cask, so what you have here is a very specific view of Glenallachie after three decades in wood.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we prefer to introduce slowly, because the small details matter. The tasting notes point to raspberry jam, creaminess, peaches, syrup, pastry and spiced oak, with (…)

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Edradour 2016 10y The Nectar & Kirsch - Caroni Rum Matured (Signatory - The Nectar And Kirsch)

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Edradour 2016 10y The Nectar & Kirsch - Caroni Rum Matured is a Highland single malt with a very individual accent. The supplied information describes Edradour as Scotland's smallest traditional distillery, and that small-scale character suits this single cask release particularly well.

Distilled on 9 March 2016 and bottled after 10 years by Signatory, it forms part of the joint bottling from The Nectar and Kirsch Import. Maturation in a 2nd fill ex-Caroni Rum Barrel gives the whisky a distinctive conversation between Highland malt and Caribbean influence, without letting the cask completely overtake the distillate.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle stands out for the way it combines strength with detail: bottled at cask strength at 61.7%, drawn from (…)

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Nikka 9 Decades

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Nikka 9 Decades is a limited blended whisky with an unusually wide historical span. It brings together whiskies from nine decades, from the 1940s through to the 2020s, selected from more than 50 batches across Nikka's six distilleries, including Ben Nevis in Scotland.

What makes the release especially compelling is the contrast within the blend. Some of Nikka's oldest reserve malt whiskies from Yoichi and Miyagikyo are brought together with new grain whiskies from Moji and Satsumatsukasa. It is a whisky built around heritage, but not only heritage; it also shows how Nikka connects its past with the direction of its future.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Nikka 9 Decades as the kind of bottle that invites a slower conversation. It is limited, collectible in (…)

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Dalmore Vintage 2003 Incl. Box

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Dalmore Vintage 2003 is an 18-year-old Highland single malt shaped by a carefully layered maturation. It begins in ex-bourbon casks made from American white oak, before being moved into rare Matusalem and Amoroso sherry casks, Rivesaltes wine casks and small-batch bourbon casks.

That sequence of casks is the heart of this release. The bourbon maturation gives the whisky its foundation, while the sherry and wine casks add a sweeter, spicier and more warming dimension. It is the kind of Dalmore that feels especially fitting when a dram may be a little richer and more contemplative.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this vintage as a thoughtful choice for drinkers who enjoy a Highland single malt with clear cask influence, where wood, fruit, floral notes and (…)

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Imperial 34y Smos (The Single Malts Of Scotland - Director's Special) Incl. Box

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Imperial 34y SMOS is a whisky with a story already built into the bottle. Imperial closed its doors for the final time in 1998, so mature releases from this Speyside distillery have become increasingly hard to find. This single malt was drawn from one bourbon barrel after more than 34 years of maturation and bottled by The Single Malts of Scotland for the Director's Special series.

Only 162 bottles were produced, making this a very focused release rather than a whisky made to be widely available. Distilled in 1990 and bottled in 2024 at cask strength, it captures one individual cask of Imperial at a remarkable age, with the soft and juicy style for which the distillery is sought after by malt fans.

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Rosebank 21y Unity (Elixir Distillers - Series)

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Rosebank 21y Unity is a Scottish Lowland single malt built around maturity, limited availability and cask-driven detail. Bottled by Elixir Distillers as part of the Rose series, it carries a 21-year age statement, placing it firmly among the more considered releases for anyone exploring Rosebank with real attention.

The Unity name sits naturally with its multivintage nature, bringing together different vintages in one composed release. Bourbon and Madeira casks shape the maturation, while bottling at cask strength, 52.7%, keeps the whisky close to its original intensity.

Only 629 bottles were released, and with the last bottles now available, this Rosebank has a distinctive position at Drankenshop Broekmans among limited single malt bottlings. It is a whisky (…)

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Irish Single Malt Whiskey 2002 22y Dd (The Nectar Of The Daily Drams)

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Irish Single Malt Whiskey 2002 22y DD is a Teeling bottling built around one individual cask rather than a broader house style. Distilled in 2002 and bottled in 2024, it spent 22 years maturing before The Nectar selected it for its Daily Dram series.

Drawn from a single bourbon barrel and bottled at cask strength, 54.6%, this release keeps the focus firmly on the personality of that particular cask. Only 231 bottles were filled, so it belongs to that small-scale world where every bottle represents a finite part of the same maturation story. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued for precisely that reason: they show a very specific side of Irish single malt whiskey.

The collector's item indication and the last-bottles status mainly underline (…)

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Willett 2015 10y Rye Single Barrel Itinéraires

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Willett 2015 10y Rye Single Barrel Itinéraires is a very focused expression of American rye whiskey. Willett Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky, was founded in 1936 and has remained family-owned. Since distilling resumed in 2012, the fifth generation has continued the family tradition with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship and cask selection.

This Itinéraires release was drawn from a single barrel and bottled at its natural cask strength of 51.7% ABV. Distilled in 2015 and bottled in 2025, it spent 10 years maturing in white oak. With only 164 bottles, the emphasis here is not on scale but on the individuality of one particular cask.

The mash bill of 74% rye, 11% corn and 15% malted barley gives the whiskey a firm rye foundation. What makes it (…)

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Michter's Toasted Sour Mash 2025

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Michter's Toasted Sour Mash 2025 is a limited American whiskey release built on Michter's award-winning Sour Mash whiskey, then given an additional period of maturation in a specially prepared second barrel. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle where the finishing process is the real point of interest: it adds detail rather than simply more wood impact.

The whiskey first matures in heavily charred American oak before being transferred to a toasted, uncharred barrel made from wood that has been air-dried for 18 months. That second barrel is designed to draw out more refined and elegant aromas, giving the whiskey its toasted identity without losing its Sour Mash base.

Bottled at 43%, the 2025 edition brings together wood, spice, fruit and floral (…)

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Scallywag 15y (Douglas Laing Old Particular)

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Expected: 28/10/2026

Scallywag 15y brings Dailuaine into focus, a lesser-known Speyside distillery presented here in a rich, malty and generous style. That makes this release more than just another mature Speyside whisky; it gives a specific distillery character room to speak.

Matured for 15 years in a sherry butt, this Douglas Laing Old Particular bottling adds depth to the gourmand side of Scallywag. As a Single Cask Single Malt, it captures one individual cask rather than a broad house style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of bottle that rewards curious whisky drinkers: mature, characterful, Speyside in origin, but focused on malt richness, ripe fruit and gentle spice rather than smoke.

The aroma shows rich malt, ripe pear, honey, toasted (…)

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The Glover 10th Anniversary 7y (Adelphi) Incl. Box

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The Glover 10th Anniversary 7y is a special Adelphi release created to celebrate ten years of The Glover. Its identity lies in the meeting point between Scotland and Japan: a blended malt built around that cross-cultural idea, presented in a small and focused anniversary edition.

It was matured for 7 years in first fill bourbon barrels and bottled at cask strength, at 54.5% ABV. That gives the whisky a more direct expression, while the style remains refined rather than heavy. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this stand out because they tell a very specific story in the glass, especially with only 347 bottles produced and the last bottles now available.

The profile points toward white fruit, gentle spice and a floral touch, without peat or salinity (…)

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Hellyers Road The Journeyman Tube Incl.

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Hellyers Road The Journeyman brings Australian single malt into the glass with a style built around cask influence rather than an age statement. It is a whisky with a clear focus on fruit, spice and wood, shaped by maturation in bourbon and port casks.

There is no peated direction here; the interest lies in the way the cask types support a fuller, more rounded flavour profile. At 46.2% alcohol, it has enough presence to carry that structure without being presented as an overpowering whisky.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see The Journeyman as a fine choice for drinkers who want to explore single malt beyond the more familiar origins, while still looking for a whisky with recognisable depth from fruit, spice and oak. With the last bottles now available, it also (…)

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Hellyers Road 18y Single Cask Lmdw

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Hellyers Road 18y Single Cask LMDW is an Australian single malt built around a very precise idea: one bourbon barrel, eighteen years of maturation and bottling at cask strength. At 61.4%, this is presented close to the strength of the cask, with the whisky bottled in 2021.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, a release like this stands out for drinkers who enjoy seeing how one individual cask can shape a whisky. It is not a broad vatting or a standard expression; it is a more focused bottling, made even more limited by the fact that only the last bottles remain.

The profile moves away from peat and salinity, placing more emphasis on floral, fruity and spicy tones, while the wood remains present in a supporting role. For anyone exploring Australian single malt, this (…)

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Pikesville Rye 6y

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Pikesville Rye 6y is an American rye whiskey with a firm, expressive style. Six years of maturation in American Oak and a strength of 55% give it real presence, while keeping the focus on rye character rather than strength alone.

Its appeal lies in the meeting point between rye spice, oak influence and a clear fruity side. The wood gives structure and depth, while the fruit keeps the whiskey from feeling purely dry or austere.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this sits naturally among the more characterful American rye whiskeys: spicy, oak-driven and intense enough to reward slow sipping.

Pikesville Rye 6y is built around spice, oak and fruit. The American Oak influence is clearly present, sitting alongside the rye-driven spiciness and a noticeable (…)

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Woodford Madeira Finish

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Woodford Madeira Finish is built around Woodford Reserve's own view of cask finishing: the cask should highlight what is already present in the whiskey, rather than cover it or push it into an entirely different shape. That makes this release less about a decorative finish and more about drawing extra attention to fruit, spice and wood already woven into the whiskey.

For the 2024 Master's Collection, Master Distiller Elizabeth McCall experimented with finishing bourbon, rye and wheat whiskey in Madeira casks. Those casks, connected to the fortified wine from the Madeira islands off Portugal, are described in the product information through dried fruit, spice and nutty influences. The final composition is further lifted with fruity Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey, giving the (…)

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Woodford Batchproof 121.2

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Woodford Batchproof 121.2 shows Woodford in a more forceful, concentrated form. Batch Proof is made from the standard batch of barrels that would normally be adjusted to 90.4 proof before bottling, but this limited edition has been bottled at 121.2 proof, or 60.6% ABV.

That higher strength gives the American Oak influence more room to speak. Oak, spice and fruit all have a clear role here, with sweetness supporting the intensity rather than softening it completely.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bourbon we like to present to customers who already appreciate Woodford and want to taste a bolder interpretation of that style. Limited, powerful and best approached slowly.

The aroma opens with vanilla bean and pecans coated in brown (…)

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Kyrö Malt Single Cask 50cl Nectar

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Kyrö Malt Single Cask 50cl Nectar is a Finnish whisky built around the individuality of one cask. Bottled at 47.2%, it focuses on the character of a single bourbon barrel rather than the consistency of a larger batch.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued because they show a more specific side of a distillery. The September 2021 bottling date gives this whisky a clear point in time, making it feel more like a particular cask selection than a standard ongoing expression.

The supplied flavour profile points towards fruit, spice and wood, with a lighter floral accent. With only the last bottles remaining, this Kyrö is best understood as a compact, clearly defined release for drinkers who enjoy exploring cask-driven whisky from (…)

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