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Bowmore 1989 23y Port
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Bowmore 1989 23y Port
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Bowmore 1989 23y Port is a Scottish Islay single malt built around a very precise set of elements: 23 years of age, port cask maturation and a natural cask strength of 50.8%. It is the kind of Bowmore where the cask story and the age statement immediately set the tone.
The supplied flavour profile points towards fruit and spice as the main accents, with wood and peat playing a more restrained supporting role. That makes the style particularly interesting within the Islay context: the peat is present, but it is not the dominant feature. The port maturation gives the whisky its fruit-driven and spiced direction.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are approached as special releases rather than everyday single malts. With its last-bottles indication and (…)Highland Park Saxo 2003 15y Single Cask
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Highland Park Saxo 2003 15y Single Cask
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Highland Park Saxo 2003 15y Single Cask is a Scottish single malt from Orkney built around a very focused idea: one cask, fifteen years of maturation and a limited outturn of 605 bottles. Distilled in 2003 and bottled in 2018, it captures a specific cask rather than the broader style of a larger release.
The sherry maturation and cask strength bottling give this Highland Park a firm presence. At 59.8% ABV, it speaks with real concentration, with the profile centred on fruit and spice, supported by a lighter touch of wood and a gentle peated note.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued for their precision and limited nature. The collector's item appeal is grounded in the details: a single cask Highland Park, matured for 15 years, bottled at (…)Maclean's Nose
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Maclean's Nose
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Maclean's Nose is a blended Scotch whisky with a clear west coast Scottish identity. Its make-up gives it real substance: 70% malt whisky, supported by a generous proportion of casks that previously held sherry. It does not come across as a neutral blend, but as a whisky with weight, colour and a distinct point of view.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Maclean's Nose as the kind of blend that deserves a proper introduction. It is bottled at 46%, non-chill filtered and presented at natural colour, choices that help preserve the whisky's original depth and texture.
There is also thought behind the presentation. This limited edition consists of 25,000 bottles, and the label is made from ground barley paper, a by-product of whisky production. It is a small (…)Starward Peated Finish Incl. Box
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Starward Peated Finish Incl. Box
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Starward Peated Finish takes the familiar fruit-driven Starward style in a more unexpected direction. Starward does not use its own peated whisky here; instead, this Australian single malt first matured in red wine casks before being moved into peated Islay casks.
The release follows the earlier Unexpeated experiment. That first version spent 18 months in peated Islay casks, while this Peated Finish was given an additional 9 months in that same cask influence. Rather than turning into a heavily peated whisky, it keeps its Starward identity, with fruit, spice, oak and a smoky edge woven together.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would point to when someone enjoys Starward's fruit-forward character but wants to explore it with a maritime, (…)Oban 12y Special Reserve 2025 Tube Incl.
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Oban 12y Special Reserve 2025 Tube Incl.
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Oban 12y Special Reserve 2025 captures the distillery's position between the Highlands and the islands, with a style that brings together rounded malt fruit and a fresh coastal edge.
Matured for 12 years in ex-bourbon barrels and bottled at cask strength, at 54.7%, it has more presence than a standard-strength release while keeping its maritime clarity. Fruit and spice are clearly part of the picture, supported by a light touch of smoke and the freshness of the sea.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to highlight for customers who want to taste Oban in a more concentrated form. With the last bottles now indicated, this 2025 Special Reserve has become a release to consider while it is still available.
The aroma brings (…)Scapegrace Fortitude V
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Scapegrace Fortitude V
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Scapegrace Fortitude V is a New Zealand single malt with a very deliberate sense of identity. It belongs to Scapegrace's second limited release and focuses on young whisky shaped by distinctive grain and active oak, rather than relying on age as the main story.
The whisky is 3 years old and comes from 100-litre French virgin oak casks. That combination gives the maturation a clear voice, while the flavour profile points more strongly towards fruit and spice than heavy wood. The listed grain type, Manuka Smoked Laureate, adds another point of interest and helps set Fortitude V apart within the single malt category.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would place among the more exploratory whiskies in the range. Limited to 8843 bottles and (…)Amrut 10y Artist (La Maison Du Whisky - Artist Collection)
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Amrut 10y Artist (La Maison Du Whisky - Artist Collection)
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Amrut 10y Artist shows Indian single malt through the lens of La Maison du Whisky's Artist Collection. Rather than a broad release, this is a single cask whisky, distilled in 2010 and bottled in 2020 at ten years of age.
The Pedro Ximenez cask gives the bottling a clear point of focus, while the 63.9% cask strength keeps the presentation powerful and direct. It feels like a close-up view of one particular Amrut cask, bottled without being softened into a larger batch.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued for their specificity: one cask, 279 bottles, and now down to the last bottles. It is the kind of whisky that invites attention from drinkers who enjoy limited single cask bottlings with a strong sense of origin and selection.
Shizuoka 2018 6y #864 (Blackadder - Raw Cask) Tube Incl.
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Shizuoka 2018 6y #864 (Blackadder - Raw Cask) Tube Incl.
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Shizuoka 2018 6y #864 is a Japanese single malt with a very focused small-batch identity. Distilled on 25 December 2018 and bottled in March 2025 by Blackadder for the Raw Cask series, it comes from one bourbon barrel only: cask #864, with just 189 bottles drawn.
At 63.7% ABV, this is clearly a cask strength release with a direct presence. Yet the supplied tasting note points to more than sheer power. Alongside the high strength there is a surprisingly elegant side, with exotic fruit, floral honey and a mineral touch shaping the whisky's personality.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Shizuoka stands out as the kind of bottle we like to present to customers who are curious about limited Japanese single cask whisky. With only a small outturn and the last bottles (…)Aberlour Triple Cask
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Aberlour Triple Cask
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Aberlour Triple Cask is a Speyside single malt from Scotland with the cask influence placed firmly at the centre of the style. The name points towards layered maturation, while the supplied cask information highlights sherry and bourbon as key influences in the whisky's make-up.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Aberlour we would introduce as approachable in structure, yet still clearly shaped by flavour. The profile leans towards fruit and spice, with wood playing a lighter supporting role rather than dominating the whisky. Bottled at 40%, it sits in a familiar and easy-going single malt style.
For drinkers looking for Speyside character without peat smoke, Aberlour Triple Cask offers a fruit-and-spice driven take on the house style.
Yoichi Aromatic Yeast 2022
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Yoichi Aromatic Yeast 2022
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Yoichi Aromatic Yeast 2022 is a Japanese single malt where the name immediately suggests the focus: aroma, detail and a style built around expressive flavour rather than an age statement. The supplied profile points most clearly towards fruit and spice, supported by lighter floral, woody and gently peated touches.
At 48% ABV, it has enough strength to carry that character with confidence. It does not rely on a stated age to explain itself; the interest lies in the specific direction of the release and in the way its aromatic side is presented.
For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Yoichi bottling that adds depth to a Japanese whisky selection without needing a long technical story. With only the last bottles remaining, it also has that quiet sense of (…)Mars Tsunuki 2020
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Mars Tsunuki 2020
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Mars Tsunuki 2020 is a Japanese single malt from Mars Maltage with a notably assertive presentation. Bottled at 54%, it has the feel of a whisky made to show strength and definition rather than a soft, easy-going style.
With no age statement taking the lead, the focus falls on the whisky's profile. Fruit and spice sit at the centre, while lighter touches of wood, floral nuance and gentle peat add extra shape without dominating the overall impression.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Mars Tsunuki 2020 as a Japanese single malt for drinkers looking for something with more power and individuality. The fact that only the last bottles remain gives this release an added sense of scarcity within the selection.
Mars Tsunuki 2020 is shaped mainly by (…)Bowmore 26y Trilogy
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Bowmore 26y Trilogy
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Bowmore 26y Trilogy is a Scottish single malt from Islay with a strong sense of age, cask influence and rarity. At 26 years old, matured in a wine cask and bottled at 48.7%, it clearly sits apart from everyday releases.
Within the selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this Bowmore stands out because it combines maturity with limited availability. The collectors item indication and the fact that these are the last bottles give it a particular presence on the shelf, without needing any exaggerated claims.
The style points towards a whisky where wood, spice and fruit have a clear role, while peat remains more restrained. Rather than presenting itself as a heavily smoky Islay malt, it reads as a mature Bowmore shaped by wine-cask ageing, fruit depth and a subtle (…)Chichibu Paris 2025 Ginza X Les Champs Elysees Incl. Box
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Chichibu Paris 2025 Ginza X Les Champs Elysees Incl. Box
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Chichibu Paris 2025 Ginza X Les Champs Elysees connects two city landmarks: Tokyo's Ginza and the Champs-Élysées in Paris. Chichibu has created a Paris Edition every year since 2018, dedicated to the City of Light, and the 2025 release explores the identity of iconic districts in Paris and Tokyo. Its six labels use a colourful pop style inspired by Japanese kawaii culture, with stamp-like edges that suggest travel and correspondence between the two cities.
The whisky itself is built from a deliberately varied selection of casks. The cuvée includes new French oak, Spanish oak that held sherry, French oak that held Bordeaux red wine, an American oak hogshead, bourbon barrels and bourbon barrels that previously held heavily peated whisky. The whiskies in (…)Paul John Christmas Edition 2022
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Paul John Christmas Edition 2022
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Paul John Christmas Edition 2022 is an Indian single malt whisky with a distinctly seasonal identity. Its name immediately places it in the atmosphere of a festive end-of-year release, while still remaining clearly tied to the Paul John style.
Bottled at 46%, it has enough strength to carry its character well. The flavour profile points towards a whisky where fruit and spice play the main role, supported by lighter touches of wood, floral notes and a gentle hint of peat.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that stands out through its combination of origin, style and limited availability. With only the last bottles remaining, Paul John Christmas Edition 2022 has become a particularly relevant choice for those looking to explore a specific (…)Brora 40y
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Brora 40y
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Brora 40y is a Highland single malt defined first of all by time. Distilled in 1978 and matured for forty years in American Oak, it brings together age, origin and cask influence in a way that immediately sets it apart from everyday whisky.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that naturally draws attention from people looking for something scarce and significant. Only 1819 bottles were released, and the remaining stock is among the last bottles. Its status as a collector's item is supported by that combination of age, limited availability and the Brora name on the label.
The stated flavour profile points to a whisky built around wood, spice and fruit, with peat present only as a lighter accent. At 49.2% alcohol, it has enough strength to (…)Benriach 1994 28y #1290 48,1 Incl. Box
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Benriach 1994 28y #1290 48,1 Incl. Box
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Benriach 1994 28y #1290 is a Speyside single malt with a very defined identity: a peated Benriach from an oloroso sherry butt, filled on 15 July 1994 and bottled in early 2023 after 28 years of maturation.
Its appeal lies in its precision. This is not a broad release, but a single cask bottling from cask #1290, presented at cask strength at 48.1%. Only 524 bottles were drawn, giving this whisky the feeling of a specific moment captured from one individual cask.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we value releases like this because they show how much personality can sit inside a single malt when age, cask and distillery character are allowed to speak clearly. It remains rooted in Speyside, yet the peated style and oloroso sherry butt add depth, spice, fruit and gentle (…)Dalmore Quintessence Incl. Box
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Dalmore Quintessence Incl. Box
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Dalmore Quintessence is a Highland single malt with a story that is closely tied to Richard Patterson's fiftieth anniversary in the whisky world. Rather than being defined by age, it is shaped by a very deliberate maturation idea and by the selection of casks behind it.
The whisky first matured in American oak ex-bourbon casks, before spending a further five years in five different Californian red wine casks. Each cask had held wine made from a different grape variety: Zinfandel, Pinot Noir, Syrah, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. That gives Quintessence a fruit-led and gently spiced direction, with the oak playing a supporting role rather than dominating the whisky.
Only 499 bottles were released, and its collector's item status makes this Dalmore a (…)Glen Grant Chronicles 1l
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Glen Grant Chronicles 1l
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Glen Grant Chronicles 1l is a Speyside single malt shaped by a combination of sherry and bourbon casks. The profile points towards fruit and spice, with oak playing a gentler supporting role rather than taking over the whisky.
At 46% alcohol, it has a little extra presence in the glass, while the supplied profile does not place it in a peated or salty style. That makes the character quite clearly focused on the fruit-spice side of Glen Grant, without leaning on smoke for impact.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this release stands out not only because of its generous one-litre bottle, but also because it is down to the last bottles. For someone looking for this particular Glen Grant Chronicles edition, that detail gives the bottle a little more urgency without (…)Glenmorangie Accord 12y 1l
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Glenmorangie Accord 12y 1l
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Glenmorangie Accord 12y is a Highland single malt built around a clear cask conversation: bourbon and sherry. After 12 years of maturation, the whisky leans towards fruit and spice, with the wood influence kept in a supporting role rather than taking over the glass.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Glenmorangie for drinkers who enjoy a polished Scottish single malt without a peated character. The 43% strength keeps the whisky approachable while still giving enough presence to the cask maturation.
The 1 litre bottle also makes it a generous choice for those who like to return to the same style over several evenings. Its appeal lies in the combination of Highland origin, 12 years of age and the interplay between bourbon and sherry casks.
Adelphi's Private Stock Reserve Peated Batch 2 (Adelphi's Regional Range)
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Adelphi's Private Stock Reserve Peated Batch 2 (Adelphi's Regional Range)
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Adelphi's Private Stock Reserve Peated Batch 2 is a Scottish blended whisky built from selected malt and grain whiskies drawn from different distilleries across Scotland. Part of the whisky used comes from the islands, giving the blend its smoky, peated edge while still keeping the broader structure of a blended whisky.
The strength of this release lies in Adelphi's small-batch approach. Rather than feeling like a standard blend, it carries the sense of a carefully composed whisky, bottled at 46% and without chill filtration. That keeps the presentation close to the style Adelphi wants to show in this Regional Range bottling.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a good choice for drinkers who enjoy peat smoke but also appreciate the added dimension that (…)Macallan Harmony V Phoenix Incl. Box
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Macallan Harmony V Phoenix Incl. Box
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Macallan Harmony V Phoenix is a Speyside single malt from Scotland with a clear focus on ripe fruit, floral honey and soft caramel sweetness. With no age statement given, the whisky draws attention to its flavour rather than to a number on the label: peach, apricot, tropical fruit, toffee and a gentle touch of sweet oak shape the experience.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Macallan we would introduce through its generous fruit character first. The spice is noticeable, but it sits within a sweeter, fruit-led style rather than taking over. There is no peat in the profile, so the emphasis remains on warmth, sweetness and finesse.
Bottled at 43.9%, Macallan Harmony V Phoenix keeps a refined feel while still offering enough detail: warm citrus, (…)Longmorn Distiller's Choice Incl. Box
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Longmorn Distiller's Choice Incl. Box
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Longmorn Distiller's Choice is a Speyside single malt from Scotland with a style that is clear, approachable and centred on the distillery's own selection. As a no-age-statement whisky, it is not built around a number on the label, but around the character Longmorn wants to present in the glass.
The use of sherry and bourbon casks gives this whisky its main direction. Rather than peat smoke or coastal salinity, the emphasis sits on fruit and spice, with a light touch of wood in support. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of Speyside malt that suits customers looking for Scottish single malt character without a heavy smoky profile.
Bottled at 40%, Longmorn Distiller's Choice keeps a gentle drinking style. Its appeal lies in the meeting of those (…)Compass Box Ultramarine (Compass Box Limited Edition)
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Compass Box Ultramarine (Compass Box Limited Edition)
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Compass Box Ultramarine is a limited edition blended Scotch from Compass Box. Rather than being built around an age statement, it is shaped around composition: a multivintage whisky where different vintages are brought together into one finished blend.
Bottled at 51%, Ultramarine has a confident strength that gives the whisky room to express itself. With 5,982 bottles released, it sits outside the idea of a permanent everyday blend and feels more like a specific creation within the Compass Box range.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of customers who are curious about blended Scotch as a crafted category in its own right. The available flavour profile points towards clear fruit, spice and wood influence, with peat present (…)Compass Box This Is Not A Blend (Compass Box Limited Edition)
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Compass Box This Is Not A Blend (Compass Box Limited Edition)
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Compass Box This Is Not A Blend is a Scottish whisky with a name that immediately invites a second look, yet its real appeal lies in the detail of its aroma and flavour. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it sits comfortably among limited editions that reward a slower, more attentive tasting rather than a quick first impression.
The opening is fresh and subtle, shaped by a saline sea breeze and notes of green barley, liquorice, vanilla, candied lemon and Williams pear. With time in the glass, deeper accents appear: cedar, clove, pepper, balm and acacia honey bring a spiced, slightly medicinal dimension.
On the palate it has weight without becoming heavy. Oily peat supports tropical fruit notes of pineapple and banana, alongside beeswax and acacia honey. From there it (…)
