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Jack Daniels N°7 3l
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Jack Daniels N°7 3l
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Jack Daniel's N°7 3l is the large-format bottle of Old No. 7, the classic black label Tennessee whiskey from Jack Daniel's in Lynchburg, Tennessee. It keeps the same identity as the regular Old No. 7, presented here in a generous 3-litre size at 40% alcohol.
Part of its character comes from the way it is made. Jack Daniel's uses corn, malted barley and rye, together with iron-free water from the Cave Spring on the Lynchburg site. Before maturation, the young spirit is slowly filtered through sugar maple charcoal, a process known as charcoal mellowing and a defining element of Jack Daniel's Tennessee whiskey.
Maturation takes place in new charred American white oak barrels. There is no fixed age statement; Old No. 7 is bottled when the distillery's tasters (…)Jack Daniels N°7
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Jack Daniels N°7
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Jack Daniels N°7 is a Tennessee whiskey from the United States with a straightforward and recognisable style. Matured in new oak, it shows a clear wood influence, supported by a distinctly fruity side. Lighter touches of spice and floral character sit in the background, giving the whiskey its shape without making it feel overly heavy.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is one of those American whiskey names that many customers already know, yet it still deserves to be approached for what it is: a 40% Jack Daniels expression without an age statement, focused on its familiar house character rather than on maturation age.
Additional information about the brand can be found at https://www.jackdaniels.com/
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Blanton's Straight From The Barrel
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Blanton's Straight From The Barrel shows bourbon in a very direct form. This Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is drawn from a single barrel and bottled at cask strength, undiluted and unfiltered. In this bottle that means 61.3% alcohol, giving it a concentrated, powerful style that stays close to the cask.
It is produced at Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, with Mash Bill #2 listed for this Blanton's expression. Within the range, Straight From The Barrel stands apart from Original Single Barrel and Gold Edition by putting natural strength and single barrel individuality at the centre.
The Blanton's story adds another layer. The brand links its history to Warehouse H, where Colonel Albert B. Blanton is said to have selected barrels from the (…)Irish Single Malt Whiskey 2001 23y Dd (The Nectar Of The Daily Drams)
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Irish Single Malt Whiskey 2001 23y Dd (The Nectar Of The Daily Drams)
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Irish Single Malt Whiskey 2001 23y Dd is a single cask release from The Nectar's 2024 Daily Dram series, drawn from one bourbon barrel. Distilled in 2001 and bottled on 11 June 2024, it brings 23 years of maturation together with the directness of cask strength bottling at 53.9%.
Only 218 bottles came from this cask, and with the last bottles now in circulation, its appeal lies in that very specific snapshot of Irish single malt maturation. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see releases like this as bottles for drinkers who enjoy the individuality of a single cask rather than the predictability of a larger batch.
The character has several layers: floral notes, fruit, warm spice and wood are all clearly present, with a gentle smoky thread adding extra depth. The (…)Craigellachie 23y Tube Incl.
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Craigellachie 23y Tube Incl.
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Craigellachie 23y is a Speyside single malt with a distinctly muscular personality. Rather than leaning into the lighter floral side often associated with the region, Craigellachie keeps a firmer, weightier house style. The distillery, in Banffshire between Rothes and Dufftown, uses traditional worm tubs to condense the spirit, a method the producer links to its robust, slightly sulphury distillery character.
Twenty-three years of maturation gives this whisky depth without polishing away that Craigellachie identity. American oak and the producer's noted first-fill ex-bourbon influence bring flavours associated with vanilla, toffee and fudge, while the distillery's fruitier side remains present through its recognisable pineapple note.
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Jack Daniels N°7 1,5l
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Jack Daniels N°7 1,5l is the regular Old No. 7 Black Label in a generous 1.5 litre bottle: an American Tennessee whiskey from Lynchburg, bottled at 40% vol. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as one of those recognisable house-style whiskies, built around grain sweetness, new oak influence and an easy role in different serves.
Jack Daniel's lists the grain recipe as 80% corn, with barley or malted barley and rye making up the rest. Iron-free water from Cave Spring Hollow is used, and the whiskey is produced according to the sour mash method. Its most distinctive production step is charcoal mellowing, also known as the Lincoln County Process, where the distillate slowly passes through sugar maple charcoal before maturation.
Maturation takes place in new (…)Hellyers Road Aurora Australis
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Hellyers Road Aurora Australis
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Hellyers Road Aurora Australis takes single malt whisky to North West Tasmania, a setting that gives this bottle much of its identity. The name refers to the southern lights, a natural phenomenon associated with these southern latitudes, and it suits a whisky that is closely tied to its Tasmanian origin. Hellyers Road Distillery is based in Burnie, on the island's north-west coast, where a cool maritime climate frames the maturation story.
This is an official distillery bottling, released without an age statement and bottled at 40%. Its maturation is linked to American oak and bourbon barrel influence, shaping a style built around gentle fruit, dessert-like sweetness and light spice rather than smoke or high-strength intensity.
Hellyers Road itself has an (…)Hellyers Road Sherry Incl. Box
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Hellyers Road Sherry Incl. Box
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Hellyers Road Sherry is a 7-year-old Australian single malt whisky, sherry matured and bottled at 46.2%. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out partly because of its origin: Australian single malt is still less familiar to many whisky drinkers than the classic regions, and that makes this bottle a rewarding one to explore.
The sherry maturation gives the whisky a clear sense of direction, with fruit and wood forming the main impression. It does not move into peated or salty territory; instead, it stays closer to a fruit-led style with noticeable cask influence and a gentle touch of spice.
With only the last bottles remaining, this is a good moment to discover an Australian single malt with a straightforward sherry-matured character.
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Auchentoshan Three Wood
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Expected: 16/11/2026Auchentoshan Three Wood is a Lowland single malt Scotch with the cask influence placed firmly at the centre. The name already suggests the direction: this is a whisky shaped around wood, fruit and gentle spice rather than peat smoke or coastal salinity.
Sherry and bourbon casks define its style, giving the whisky a clearly wooded and fruity profile, supported by lighter floral and spicy touches. With no age statement leading the story, the emphasis falls on the chosen maturation style and the way the casks shape the final character.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottling sits naturally among single malts for drinkers looking for a Scottish whisky with Lowland origin, a pronounced cask-driven identity and an approachable strength of 43%.
Ardmore 1985 36y Gmp
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Ardmore 1985 36y Gmp
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Ardmore 1985 36 Year Old Gordon & MacPhail is a Highland single malt shaped by long maturation and the individuality of a single cask. Distilled in 1985 and bottled in 2022 after 36 years, it comes from a refill hogshead and was bottled at cask strength at 49.6% vol.
Gordon & MacPhail's role gives this release much of its identity. As an independent bottler, the focus here is on a specific cask and the way it has developed over time. The refill sherry hogshead is described as integrated rather than dominant, allowing the mature Ardmore character to remain clear: old peat smoke, herbs, fruit, mineral notes and a dry malt-and-wood structure.
Only 164 bottles were filled, and with the last bottles now available, this Ardmore has a special place in the (…)Auchentoshan Virgin Oak Batch 2
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Auchentoshan Virgin Oak Batch 2
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Auchentoshan Virgin Oak Batch 2 is a Lowland single malt from Scotland with oak placed firmly in the foreground. The name says a great deal already: Virgin Oak, supported by the American Oak cask reference, points to a whisky where the wood influence is part of the main conversation rather than a quiet background note.
There is no age statement here, so the identity of the whisky rests more on cask choice, batch character and style. At 46% ABV it has enough presence to carry its fruit-led and wood-driven profile, while the available information does not point towards peat or salty coastal notes.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Auchentoshan we would place in front of someone curious about a more oak-accented side of the Lowland single malt style. (…)Hakushu 18y Incl. Box
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Hakushu 18y Incl. Box
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Hakushu 18y is a Japanese single malt from The House of Suntory, produced at the Hakushu Distillery in Hakushu-cho, Yamanashi Prefecture. It is composed of malt whiskies aged for at least 18 years and bottled at 43%, bringing together mature fruit, herbal freshness, oak influence and a restrained touch of smoke.
The setting matters with Hakushu. The distillery stands in the forests near Mount Kaikomagatake in the Southern Japanese Alps. Suntory describes it as a mountain forest distillery, using soft mountain water filtered through granite rock. That sense of place is reflected in the whisky's style: aromatic, green-edged, gently woody and quietly smoky rather than forceful.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Hakushu 18y as a particularly rewarding expression (…)Highland Park 18y Sky Of Orkney Incl. Box
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Highland Park 18y Sky Of Orkney Incl. Box
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Highland Park 18y Sky Of Orkney is a Scottish single malt with a clear sense of place, coming from Highland Park Distillery in Kirkwall on the Orkney Islands. The name feels well chosen: this is a mature Highland Park shaped by sherry-seasoned oak, gentle spice and the distillery's light, aromatic Orkney peat smoke.
The whisky is an official 18 year old distillery bottling, made with spirit matured in first-fill sherry seasoned European and American oak casks, alongside refill casks. The first-fill casks bring fruit and spice, while the refill element adds softness, balance and a subtle nutty side. Its deep amber colour is natural and drawn from the cask.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a particularly appealing Highland Park for those who appreciate (…)Tomintoul Five Decades 50th Anniversary
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Tomintoul Five Decades 50th Anniversary
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Tomintoul Five Decades 50th Anniversary is a Speyside single malt built around a commemorative idea: fifty years of Tomintoul brought together in a limited anniversary release. The name matters here, because it positions the whisky as something apart from the regular range rather than simply another expression on the shelf.
Only 5230 bottles were released, and with the last bottles now available, it has the feel of a whisky tied to a specific moment in the brand's story. At 50% ABV, it carries the strength one might associate with a celebratory bottling, while its profile remains centred on clear fruit and wood influence, with lighter spice and floral elements in support.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of customers who (…)Allt A Bhainne 1993 29y (Wemyss Single Cask)
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Allt A Bhainne 1993 29y (Wemyss Single Cask)
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Allt A Bhainne 1993 29y is a Speyside single malt shaped by time and by one individual cask. Distilled in 1993 and bottled in 2022, it spent 29 years in a hogshead before being released by Wemyss as part of its Single Cask range.
The appeal here lies in its focus. This is not a broad composition, but a single-cask snapshot of Allt A Bhainne, limited to 275 bottles. With the last bottles now remaining, it carries a quiet sense of scarcity that comes directly from the nature of the bottling.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of whisky that rewards attention to maturation and cask selection. Its profile is led by fruit and wood, supported more gently by floral and spiced tones, with no peated character taking the lead. Bottled at 46%, it keeps (…)Glen Garioch 2013 12y (The Nectar - Daily Dram)
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Glen Garioch 2013 12y (The Nectar - Daily Dram)
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Glen Garioch 2013 12y is a Highland single malt with a very clear identity: one cask, bottled at cask strength by The Nectar for the Daily Dram series, with only 300 bottles released. That limited scale gives the whisky a more focused feel than a regular core-range expression.
Distilled on 11 February 2013 and bottled on 1 October 2025, it spent twelve years developing before receiving a sherry finish. The supplied profile points towards the warm, malty side of Glen Garioch, shaped here by depth, creaminess and a pastry-like softness rather than sheer weight.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is exactly the kind of bottling we like to highlight when a customer is looking for a single malt with a defined origin and a little extra individuality. As one of the last (…)Glenrothes 1996 21y (Wemyss Single Cask)
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Glenrothes 1996 21y (Wemyss Single Cask)
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Glenrothes 1996 21y is a Speyside single malt with a very focused identity: distilled in 1996, matured for 21 years and selected by Wemyss for its Wemyss Single Cask series.
The hogshead maturation and 46% bottling strength give it a clear, composed presence. Based on the supplied profile, the whisky leans towards fruit and wood influence, with lighter floral and spiced accents rather than peat smoke or coastal salinity.
Only 342 bottles were filled, and the remaining stock is now marked as last bottles. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this kind of bottling has a natural place for customers who enjoy older Speyside single malt seen through the lens of an independent bottler.
The supplied flavour profile points to a whisky where fruit and wood (…)Invergordon 1988 35y (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers)
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Invergordon 1988 35y (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers)
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Invergordon 1988 35y is a Highland single grain Scotch whisky with real maturity behind it. Distilled in 1988 and bottled in 2023 by Alistair Walker for the Infrequent Flyers range, it presents grain whisky in a calm, well-developed form shaped by 35 years of ageing.
The limited nature of the bottling is part of its appeal. This is a single cask release finished in rum cask, with only 273 bottles drawn from that cask. As these are the last bottles, it feels less like a regular whisky and more like a specific glimpse into one individual cask.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of bottle that gives grain whisky a strong voice of its own. The rum finish brings out vanilla, light toffee, coconut, dark rum notes and ripe fruit, while the underlying (…)Speyside 1998 21y Dlxop (Douglas Laing Extra Old Particular) Incl. Box
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Speyside 1998 21y Dlxop (Douglas Laing Extra Old Particular) Incl. Box
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Speyside 1998 21y DLXOP is a single malt built around the individuality of one cask. Distilled in May 1998 and bottled in May 2019 by Douglas Laing for the Extra Old Particular series, it spent 21 years in a refill sherry butt and was released at its natural cask strength of 61.3%.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this stand out because they are so specific: one cask, one maturation path and only 256 bottles drawn from it. It is not a standard ongoing release, but a precise snapshot of mature Speyside whisky from a single refill sherry butt.
The profile brings together fruit, oak and a gentle spicy edge, with the strength left intact rather than diluted. As this concerns the last bottles, it has become an increasingly scarce Douglas Laing release.
Teaninich 2009 16y (Adelphi)
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Teaninich 2009 16y (Adelphi)
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Teaninich 2009 16y is a Highland single malt with a very clear identity: one cask, one vintage, 16 years of maturation and just 207 bottles. Distilled in 2009 and bottled in 2025, it shows a specific side of Teaninich, presented at its natural cask strength of 56.4%.
The refill Oloroso sherry cask is an important part of the story. It supports the dry, fruity Teaninich style rather than overwhelming it, adding structure, wood influence and a restrained spicy edge. The result is a whisky that feels focused rather than heavily dressed by the cask.
Within the Drankenshop Broekmans selection, this is the kind of single cask that stands out through detail: limited in quantity, clearly rooted in the Highlands, and shaped by one individual refill sherry cask.
Tamdhu Bs N°8 Incl. Box
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Tamdhu Bs N°8 Incl. Box
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Expected: 22/11/2026Tamdhu Batch Strength No. 008 shows the house style in a very direct way: a Speyside single malt matured exclusively in sherry casks. The hand-selected Oloroso sherry casks give it its deep natural copper colour and place sherry oak firmly at the centre of the whisky's identity.
At 55.8% ABV, this eighth Batch Strength release has real presence in the glass. Still, the appeal is not simply about strength. The character described here moves through vanilla, honeycomb, fruit and polished oak, giving the whisky a more layered feel than its robust bottling strength alone might suggest.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Tamdhu for drinkers who appreciate sherry-matured Speyside whisky with a clear sense of cask influence. It is not built around an age (…)North British 1985 40y (Cadenhead - Chairman's Stock)
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North British 1985 40y (Cadenhead - Chairman's Stock)
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North British 1985 40y is the kind of whisky where time is the central ingredient. Distilled in 1985 in Scotland's Lowland region and bottled in 2025, this single grain spent four decades maturing in a refill butt. That matters: the cask has given depth and maturity, while still allowing the whisky's own grain character to remain part of the conversation.
Cadenhead selected it for the Chairman's Stock series, and the presentation feels suitably restrained and serious. It is a single cask bottling at cask strength, sitting at 51.9% ABV, so it has not been shaped into a standardised house style. With its 40 years of age, single-cask origin and last-bottles status, this is a scarce release with a very specific identity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would (…)Blended Malt 1980 33y (The Whisky Agency)
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Blended Malt 1980 33y (The Whisky Agency)
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Blended Malt 1980 33y is a Scottish whisky built around age, patience and cask individuality. Distilled in 1980 and bottled in 2014, it spent 33 years maturing before release. Rather than presenting a single distillery identity, it places the focus on what time can do within the blended malt category.
It was drawn from one refill butt and bottled at cask strength, 45.8% ABV. With 636 bottles produced, and now down to the last bottles, it has the quiet appeal of a whisky that captures one specific cask rather than a broad house style. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to present to customers who are interested in older Scotch with a clear sense of provenance.
The flavour profile gives most space to fruit and wood, with lighter (…)
