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Islay Mist 21y

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Islay Mist 21y is a Scottish blended whisky built around age, restraint and subtle detail. At 21 years old, it sits in a more mature part of the blend category, the kind of whisky that invites a slower approach rather than a quick first impression.

Its profile is not described as heavily wood-led. Instead, the character is shaped by light touches of fruit, floral notes, gentle spice, a saline edge and a measured hint of peat smoke. Nothing is pushed too far, giving the whisky a calm and understated feel.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the sort of bottle that draws attention from customers looking for an older Scotch blend with a soft smoky accent. With only the last bottles remaining, this 21-year-old Islay Mist also carries a quiet sense of scarcity.

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Compass Box Artist #11 Pentalogy Fortitude (Artist Collection)

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Compass Box Artist #11 Pentalogy Fortitude is a Scottish blended whisky from the Artist Collection, bottled at cask strength. At 52.5%, it presents itself with real firmness rather than a softened, lower-strength style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle stands out because it belongs to a defined limited release rather than an ongoing expression. Only 1074 bottles were produced, and the available stock is now down to the last bottles, giving Pentalogy Fortitude a clear sense of scarcity within the Compass Box range.

The supplied flavour profile points towards a whisky shaped by saline and peated notes, with lighter fruity, spicy and floral accents around it. With no age statement, the focus remains on the composition, strength and character of this (…)

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Wolfburn Northland 8y Incl. Box

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Wolfburn Northland 8y has a meaningful place in the modern story of Wolfburn. Northland was the first reference from the current distillery, matured on site and even bottled on Wolfburn's own bottling line.

Now carrying an 8 year age statement, it keeps the gentle, warming style associated with Northland. Its character comes from a slow, patient approach to making the spirit and careful maturation in American oak quarter casks. The result is a Highland single malt where the cask supports the whisky rather than taking over.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a particularly engaging Wolfburn for drinkers who enjoy maritime freshness, a light touch of peat and a soft but present malt character. Bottled at 46%, it has enough strength to feel complete in the (…)

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Caol Ila 2011 14y (Berry Bros Odyssey Range)

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Caol Ila 2011 14y is a single malt from Islay bottled by Berry Bros. & Rudd as part of the Odyssey Range. At 52.4% cask strength, it keeps a close connection to the individual cask rather than smoothing everything into a broader house style.

This 14-year-old release comes from a single cask, #312219, with an outturn of just 240 bottles. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are interesting because they show a very specific side of a distillery rather than a repeated standard expression. With only the last bottles remaining, that sense of a small, finite release becomes even more tangible.

The supplied tasting detail points to a Caol Ila that keeps its Islay smoke, while bringing a sweeter and fruitier dimension into the glass. Cola-like candy (…)

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Islay Mist 10y

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Islay Mist 10y is a 10-year-old blended Scotch whisky with a character that stays measured rather than forceful. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it sits comfortably among whiskies for customers who enjoy a Scotch blend with a touch of coastal and smoky personality, but without a heavy wood-driven style.

The name Islay Mist already suggests part of its identity. The profile shows light peated and salty accents, with gentle fruit, floral and spice notes in support. Oak is not the main feature here, so the whisky leans more toward a clean, lightly smoky and approachable blend character.

Bottled at 40%, it keeps an easygoing structure while the 10-year age statement gives it more definition than a basic young blend. Its appeal lies in clarity and restraint: a Scotch (…)

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Akkeshi Daikan

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Akkeshi Daikan is a Japanese blended whisky with a clearly defined direction. Rather than presenting itself as a wood-led whisky, it points towards spice, salinity and a gentle peated touch, supported by lighter fruity and floral notes. At 48%, it has enough strength to carry that profile with confidence, without relying on an age statement.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, whiskies like this are interesting because they show a different side of Japanese blending. Daikan is not built around obvious cask weight; the available profile suggests a drier, more savoury style, where spice and saltiness take the lead and the softer elements remain in the background.

With the final bottles available, Akkeshi Daikan is a particularly relevant choice for drinkers who follow (…)

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Caol Ila 2010 10y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky)

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Caol Ila 2010 10y is a Scottish Islay single malt with a very focused identity: one hogshead, one distillation year, one bottling date and just 326 bottles. Distilled in 2010 and bottled in March 2021, this Watt Whisky release from the Campbeltown Whisky Company presents a single cask rather than a broad house-style vatting.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this stand out because they show a whisky in a particularly direct form. Bottled at cask strength at 58.2%, it keeps the energy of the cask intact. The profile points clearly towards Islay, with peat and salinity at the centre, supported by lighter fruity, spicy and floral touches rather than heavy wood influence.

With the last bottles now remaining, its limited nature is part of the appeal. It is (…)

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Islay Malt 8y (The Whisky Agency)

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Islay Malt 8y tells a concise and appealing whisky story: a Scottish single malt from Islay, matured for eight years, drawn from one individual cask and bottled at cask strength. Its identity is shaped first of all by its island origin, with peat and salinity forming the clearest lines in the profile.

Distilled in 2007 and bottled in 2015, it came from a hogshead with a total outturn of 349 bottles. That places it far away from a broad standard release; it is a small snapshot of one cask at one moment in time. At Drankenshop Broekmans, whiskies like this are valued for exactly that reason: they let you explore a more specific side of Islay malt.

At 51.5% ABV, the whisky keeps its natural strength and directness. The flavour profile points to a peated, coastal (…)

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Pl4 Elements Of Islay 50cl (Speciality Drinks)

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Pl4 Elements of Islay is a Port Charlotte single malt from the Limited Edition range by Elements of Islay. The series uses periodic-table-style symbols to identify individual Islay distilleries, followed by a batch number; in this case, Pl stands for Port Charlotte, within Bruichladdich. That gives the bottle a clear identity from the start: a focused Islay release rather than a broad house-style bottling.

These Elements of Islay editions are bottled either as single casks or as small batches drawn from a limited selection of casks, always with the individual distillery character in mind. Pl4 is bottled at cask strength, reaching 61.2%, and carries no age statement. The emphasis is therefore on the chosen batch, the Islay origin and the way this particular release presents (…)

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Waterford Lacken 1.1 Peated

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Waterford Lacken 1.1 Peated brings a noticeably smoky side to Waterford's Irish single malt range. The brand has built its name around a wide spread of different bottlings, but this peated line speaks more directly to drinkers who enjoy peat as a central part of the whisky's identity. Lacken 1.1 sits at 57 ppm, following the likes of Fenniscourt 1.1 and Ballybannon 1.1, with Woodbrook 1.1 named as the even more heavily peated release.

The appeal here is that the peat is not treated as a small background detail. Bottled at 50% ABV, as stated for this series, Lacken 1.1 carries a firm, saline and smoky profile with enough energy to feel lively rather than heavy.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Irish single malt that naturally starts a conversation (…)

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Milk & Honey Ex Islay Belgium

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Milk & Honey Ex Islay Belgium is a single malt with a clear sense of focus: single cask, cask strength, and finished in an Islay cask. Distilled on 22 March 2018 and bottled on 22 June 2021, it captures the energy of a three-year-old whisky while presenting it at a robust 55.5% ABV.

Only 267 bottles were drawn from this cask, so this is less about a broad house style and more about one particular cask and its finish. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are appreciated for exactly that reason: they give whisky drinkers a compact, clearly defined snapshot rather than a standard bottling.

The Islay finish points the whisky toward a lightly smoky and saline direction, supported by gentle fruit, spice and floral notes in the supplied flavour profile. (…)

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Jack's Pirate Whisky 17y 13th Release (Jack Wieber's)

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Jack's Pirate Whisky 17y 13th Release is a Scottish single malt built around the individuality of one cask. Bottled by Jack Wieber's under the Jack's Pirate Whisky label, it presents a 17-year-old whisky as a focused release rather than a repeatable house style.

The details give it its appeal: single cask, cask strength, 52.8% alcohol and just 235 bottles filled in 2017. The Beer Cask reference adds another point of distinction, making this 13th Release stand apart within the series without needing to overstate the story.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued for their specificity. One cask, one limited outturn, one bottled snapshot. With only the last bottles remaining, its small-scale nature is very much part of the experience.

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Sea Shepherd Islay Single Malt

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Sea Shepherd Islay Single Malt presents Islay in a direct and recognisable way, while keeping the precise distillery identity undisclosed. The focus is therefore less on a famous name and more on the island style itself: peat, coastal salinity and a distinctly maritime edge.

Maturation in bourbon casks gives the whisky a familiar framework, but the supplied profile points clearly towards smoke and salt as the main elements. Gentle fruity, spicy and floral touches sit in the background. Wood influence is not the point here; the emphasis remains on the Islay character rather than on heavy cask weight.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle fits well for customers looking for a Scottish Islay single malt with clear peat and a coastal feel, without an age (…)

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Ardbeg Ardcore - Ardbeg Day 2022

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Ardbeg Ardcore is an Islay single malt tied to Ardbeg Day 2022, and that gives it a different feel from a regular core-range bottle. It belongs to a particular moment in the Ardbeg calendar. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out all the more because we are now down to the last bottles.

Bottled at 46% and released without an age statement, Ardcore is not presented around age as its main message. The supplied profile points instead to a clear Islay direction: peat smoke and a salty edge form the main impression, with lighter fruit, spice and floral elements in the background. Oak cask maturation is noted, but the profile does not place wood at the centre of the experience.

For anyone looking at specific Ardbeg releases, the Ardbeg Day 2022 connection is the (…)

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Kilchoman Batch Strength Incl. Box

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Expected: 01/11/2026

Kilchoman Batch Strength presents a more forceful side of Kilchoman, without making the whisky feel heavy-handed. When it was introduced, it quickly found favour with drinkers who wanted a regular Kilchoman release at a higher strength than the core bottlings. At 57%, the spirit has real presence, yet the emphasis remains on balance between power and flavour.

Maturation in a combination of re-charred red wine casks, oloroso sherry casks and bourbon barrels gives this Islay single malt both structure and a sweet centre. Kilchoman's natural peat smoke and citrus character form the foundation, with darker fruit, generous spice and salted caramel adding depth around it.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a particularly engaging choice for anyone exploring (…)

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Ardbeg 2013 8y Single Cask

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Ardbeg 2013 8y Single Cask is a very focused Islay single malt: one cask, one maturation story and a limited outturn of 670 bottles. Distilled on 20 February 2013 and bottled on 9 September 2021, it captures Ardbeg at 8 years old through the lens of a single individual cask.

The whisky was matured in a Sherry Butt and bottled at cask strength, 60.9%, giving this release a direct and uncompromised presentation. Rather than blending several casks into a broader house style, this bottling keeps the attention on the specific cask from which it came.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are valued for their clear sense of origin and limited nature. The combination of single cask, cask strength, 670 bottles and the fact that these are the last bottles makes (…)

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Akkeshi Blend Taisho Incl. Box

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Akkeshi Blend Taisho is a Japanese blended whisky from Akkeshi's 24 Seasons series. As the eighth release in the range, it takes its inspiration from Taisho, the period of Great Heat from late July to early August, when summer reaches its most intense point.

The blend brings together grain whisky and peated Akkeshi malt, matured in bourbon and Mizunara casks. The Mizunara oak comes from the forests of Hokkaido, keeping the whisky closely tied to its northern Japanese setting. The indigo-blue label refers to the traditional colour of the summer Yukata, worn during festivals and firework evenings.

There is a strong sense of season behind this release: paulownia trees setting their first seeds, damp earth, humid air, occasional heavy rain, taiko flutes and (…)

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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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