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Finlaggan Original
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Finlaggan Original
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Finlaggan Original is a Scottish single malt from Islay, shaped around a modest touch of peat and a light salty edge. It does not lean on pronounced fruit, spice or heavy oak in the information provided; its appeal lies in a clean, straightforward expression of Islay's coastal and smoky side.
Matured in oak casks and bottled at 40%, it keeps the experience relatively direct. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Finlaggan Original as a useful choice for anyone looking for an Islay single malt where peat and salinity are present, yet kept in a restrained register.
The flavour profile centres on gentle peat smoke and a subtle salty note. It remains clear and uncomplicated in structure, without pronounced fruit, spice or dominant oak character in the supplied profile.Ileach Incl. Box
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Ileach Incl. Box
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Ileach is a Scottish single malt from Islay, built around a clear and unfussy island style. Bottled at 40% and matured in oak casks, it points towards gentle peat, a light salty edge and a touch of spice rather than a broad fruit-driven or floral profile.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would describe Ileach as an Islay malt with a straightforward character. The interest lies in its restrained combination of peat smoke, salinity and mild spice, giving the whisky a recognisable sense of place without relying on an elaborate backstory.
Ileach's flavour profile is led by light peat, a subtle salty note and a modest touch of spice. Fruit, floral tones and pronounced oak are not presented as key elements here, keeping the whisky focused on a direct Islay-style (…)Finlaggan Old Reserve Incl. Box
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Finlaggan Old Reserve Incl. Box
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Finlaggan Old Reserve is a Scottish single malt from Islay, and that origin sets the tone straight away. Rather than leaning on pronounced oak or ripe fruit, it presents a more stripped-back island style, with gentle peat, a salty edge and a mild touch of spice.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place this bottle in the hands of someone looking for a clear and uncomplicated introduction to an Islay single malt. The 40% strength keeps the whisky approachable, while the coastal, lightly peated character remains easy to recognise.
Its oak cask maturation does not dominate the story. Finlaggan Old Reserve stays focused on its essentials: a single malt with an Islay signature, modest in presentation but clear in identity.
The flavour profile (…)Whisky Stones Coffret 9 Pcs Incl. Box
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Whisky Stones Coffret 9 Pcs Incl. Box
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Whisky Stones Coffret 9 Pcs is an accessory rather than a drink, made for those who like to give the serving of whisky a little extra care. The set contains nine whisky stones and fits naturally into a considered whisky presentation, whether for home use or as part of a gift.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, accessories like this sit alongside the bottles as part of the wider whisky experience. Pierres A Whisky keeps the focus on the serving ritual: a small detail, but one that can make a glass feel more deliberate.
As this is an accessory rather than a beverage, there are no aroma, palate or finish notes to describe. Its contribution lies in the way whisky is served and presented, not in a flavour profile of its own.Wolfburn Northland 35cl
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Wolfburn Northland 35cl
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Wolfburn Northland 35cl is a smaller-format introduction to the first reference from the present-day Wolfburn distillery. Northland represents the opening chapter of that modern story: the spirit matured on site and was bottled on the distillery's own bottling line.
Its gentle, warming style comes from slow, patient production and maturation in American oak quarter casks. A light peated note is part of the character, but it stays in the background rather than taking over. The result is a Highland single malt with warmth, freshness and a discreet coastal edge.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a particularly approachable way to get to know Wolfburn without reducing the whisky to something simple. The 35cl bottle is practical, while the 46% strength (…)Scapa Glansa Incl. Box
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Scapa Glansa Incl. Box
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Scapa Glansa is a Scottish single malt whisky from Orkney, bottled at 40%. Its defining feature is the use of a peated cask, giving the whisky a smoky accent without turning it into a heavily peated style.
The flavour direction is restrained and layered in a quiet way: light fruit, gentle spice, a subtle salty note and a modest thread of peat smoke. It gives Scapa Glansa a maritime edge while keeping the overall impression approachable and composed.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a useful whisky to introduce when someone is curious about peat but does not necessarily want a strongly smoky malt. As a no-age-statement single malt, it is more about style and cask influence than about an age declaration.
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Craigellachie 15y (Cadenhead - Original Collection) (Damaged: Label dirty, damaged or missing)
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Craigellachie 15y is a Speyside single malt bottled by Cadenhead as part of the Original Collection. What gives this release its particular interest is the meeting of a 15-year age statement with a Port Finish, placing the cask choice very much at the centre of the whisky's identity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see bottlings like this as a good way to explore a distillery from a slightly different angle. Cadenhead brings its own perspective to Craigellachie here, with the port cask finish adding a clear point of distinction.
With only the last bottles remaining, this is a release with a naturally temporary character rather than a permanent standard expression. It has clearly found an audience among drinkers looking for Speyside single malt with maturity, (…)Your benefit: € 13,63 / 15%
Craigellachie 15y (Cadenhead - Original Collection)
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Craigellachie 15y (Cadenhead - Original Collection)
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Craigellachie 15y is a Speyside single malt bottled by Cadenhead as part of the Original Collection. What gives this release its particular interest is the meeting of a 15-year age statement with a Port Finish, placing the cask choice very much at the centre of the whisky's identity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see bottlings like this as a good way to explore a distillery from a slightly different angle. Cadenhead brings its own perspective to Craigellachie here, with the port cask finish adding a clear point of distinction.
With only the last bottles remaining, this is a release with a naturally temporary character rather than a permanent standard expression. It has clearly found an audience among drinkers looking for Speyside single malt with maturity, (…)Glenburgie 1995 27y (The Whisky Agency)
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Glenburgie 1995 27y (The Whisky Agency)
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Glenburgie 1995 27y is a Speyside single malt built around provenance, patience and the individuality of one cask. Distilled in 1995 and bottled in 2022, it carries 27 years of maturation without being folded into a broader batch.
The appeal here lies in the detail: a single hogshead, bottled at cask strength at 48.8%. Rather than a general expression of Glenburgie, this is one particular cask selection from a long-aged vintage.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this have a very specific role in the whisky selection. They are for drinkers who value mature single malt, clear cask identity and releases that cannot simply be repeated. The last-bottles indication adds to that sense of a whisky whose availability is now genuinely narrowing.
Glen Keith 1996 19y (The Whisky Agency)
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Glen Keith 1996 19y (The Whisky Agency)
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Glen Keith 1996 19y is a Speyside single malt with a very clear point of interest: it comes from one single hogshead and was bottled at cask strength. Rather than presenting a broad house style, it captures one particular cask after 19 years of maturation.
At 51.6% ABV, the whisky keeps a close connection to the cask it came from. That makes it especially interesting for drinkers who enjoy single cask releases for their individuality and their sense of place within a specific maturation.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are valued for precisely that reason. They are limited by nature, and in this case the final bottles underline the finite character of this Glen Keith 1996 release.
No detailed tasting notes have been supplied for (…)Scallywag Winter Edition 2024 Cask Strength 53,9 (Douglas Laing Regional Malts) Incl. Box
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Scallywag Winter Edition 2024 Cask Strength 53,9 (Douglas Laing Regional Malts) Incl. Box
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Scallywag Winter Edition 2024 Cask Strength 53.9% is a seasonal release in the Douglas Laing Regional Malts range, built around Speyside malt whisky and bottled at cask strength. The mood is unmistakably winter: snowy mountain retreat, après-ski warmth, relaxation and a glass with plenty of flavour behind it.
Its defining touch is the finish in Spanish Orange Wine casks. That detail connects directly with the tasting character, where orange, marmalade, honey, spice and caramelised sweetness take the lead. At 53.9%, this is not a shy winter dram; the strength supports the warming style and gives the whisky a lively, expressive edge.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Scallywag stands out as a limited winter bottling for drinkers who enjoy pronounced cask (…)Blair Athol 2010 13y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Blair Athol 2010 13y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Blair Athol 2010 13y is a Highland single malt bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd as part of Berry's Own Selection. Berry Bros & Rudd has been active in the drinks trade since 1698, and its single cask releases continue a long house tradition of selecting spirits from across Scotland's whisky regions.
This Blair Athol was distilled in 2010 and bottled in 2023 at 13 years of age. The distillery sits just south of Pitlochry in Perthshire, at what is described as the gateway to the Highlands, and with a starting date of 1798 it belongs to the older names in Scottish whisky.
Within the Drankenshop Broekmans range, this release stands out through its very focused nature: one single cask, 265 bottles, and a finish in a Sauternes cask. Bottled at 56.4%, it keeps a (…)Red Snake 128 (Blackadder - Raw Cask)
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Red Snake 128 (Blackadder - Raw Cask)
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Red Snake 128 is a Scottish single malt built around the individuality of one cask. Rather than a broad house-style release, this is a single cask bottling: a focused snapshot of one particular whisky at one particular point in time.
It was bottled by Blackadder as part of the Raw Cask series and presented at cask strength, with an ABV of 59.4%. That immediately places it in a more direct, robust style of bottling, where the strength and the cask identity are part of the experience.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued for their specificity. With only the last bottles remaining, Red Snake 128 has the appeal of a limited Scottish single malt for drinkers who enjoy exploring whiskies beyond regular core bottlings.
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Blair Athol 1991 23y (Wemyss Single Cask)
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Blair Athol 1991 23y is a Highland single malt with a very clearly defined identity: one distillery, one cask and 23 years of maturation. Rather than presenting a broad house style, it captures the development of a particular cask over time.
Bottled by Wemyss as part of the Wemyss Single Cask range, it sits at 46% alcohol. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued because they offer a different way to approach a distillery name: more focused, more specific and shaped by the individuality of a single cask.
With only the last bottles remaining, its limited nature is now quite tangible. That scarcity is not a marketing construction, but simply part of what a single cask bottling is: a finite release from one individual cask.
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Cambus Grain 1988 28y (The Whisky Agency)
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Cambus Grain 1988 28y is a Scottish Lowland grain whisky built around age, cask individuality and scarcity. Distilled in 1988 and bottled in 2016, it spent 28 years maturing before being released as a single cask whisky.
Its small scale is what gives this bottling much of its appeal. Drawn from one hogshead, it yielded just 60 bottles and was bottled at cask strength at 47.4%. Rather than a broad regular release, this is a very specific snapshot of one individual cask from Cambus.
Within the whisky selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, a bottle like this stands out for its combination of mature age statement, Lowland grain character and very limited availability. The fact that it is marked as last bottles makes that scarcity even more tangible.
Ruadh Maor 2010 13y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Ruadh Maor 2010 13y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Ruadh Maor 2010 13y shows a more unusual side of Glenturret. Ruadh Maor is the name used for the peated whisky made at the Highland distillery, while Glenturret mainly produces unpeated spirit. That contrast gives this bottling much of its appeal: it is a strongly peated single malt from a producer not defined solely by peat.
The whisky was selected and bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd as part of Berry's own selection. As an independent bottler with a drinks history dating back to 1698, Berry Bros & Rudd has a long tradition of choosing individual casks from across Scotland. This release comes from a single cask distilled in 2010, bottled in 2023 at 13 years old, and finished in an oloroso sherry butt.
Within the range at Drankenshop Broekmans, this is (…)Glentauchers 27y Macb (Elixir Distillers - Macbeth Series)
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Glentauchers 27y Macb (Elixir Distillers - Macbeth Series)
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Glentauchers 27y Macb belongs to the Macbeth Collection, a series of 42 Scottish whiskies built around characters from William Shakespeare's Macbeth. Within that setting, this Glentauchers is named Lennox and sits among the Thanes, the noble malts of the collection.
The whisky itself is a 27-year-old Speyside single malt matured in refill bourbon barrels. For Lennox, the bottlers wanted a spirit-led whisky, in keeping with the character's youthful and humorous side in the play. The lighter, floral nature described for this Glentauchers makes that choice feel very deliberate: the cask supports the whisky rather than taking the stage away from it.
Only 300 bottles were released at 48%, and this is now one of those bottlings where availability becomes part of (…)Glentauchers 1996 17y Ll (The Whisky Agency - Liquid Library)
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Glentauchers 1996 17y Ll (The Whisky Agency - Liquid Library)
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Glentauchers 1996 17y LL is a Speyside single malt with a very specific identity. It was distilled in 1996, bottled in 2013 and matured for 17 years before being drawn from a single cask. Rather than presenting a broad house style, this bottle captures one particular cask at one particular point in time.
The release comes from The Whisky Agency as part of the Liquid Library series. Bottled at cask strength at 48.7%, it keeps the focus on the individual cask selection instead of being adjusted to a more standard bottling strength.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky that stands out through provenance and scarcity rather than noise. With the last bottles available, it represents a limited independent Glentauchers release that cannot simply be (…)House Malt Speyside 1995 17y (The Whisky Agency - House Malts)
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House Malt Speyside 1995 17y (The Whisky Agency - House Malts)
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House Malt Speyside 1995 17y is a Scottish malt with a very focused identity: Speyside, vintage 1995, 17 years old, bottled at 50.8%. Rather than presenting a broad house style, it comes from a single cask, so the interest lies in the individuality of that one maturation.
It was bottled by The Whisky Agency as part of the House Malts range, a context that will feel familiar to drinkers who enjoy independent bottlings and more narrowly defined whisky releases. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is exactly the kind of bottle we like to point out when someone is looking beyond regular distillery bottlings.
With only the last bottles remaining and clear customer interest around it, this House Malt has a quietly special place in the selection. Its appeal comes from (…)Invergordon 1988 (Jack Wieber's - Prenzlow Portfolio Collection)
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Invergordon 1988 (Jack Wieber's - Prenzlow Portfolio Collection)
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Invergordon 1988 is a Scottish whisky where the year in the name and the bottler immediately set the tone. Released by Jack Wieber's as part of the Prenzlow Portfolio Collection, it feels like a deliberately selected bottling rather than a broad, everyday release.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are interesting because they give whisky drinkers a more specific angle on Scotland: a named distillery, a clearly identified release, and the hand of a bottler with its own collection. At 47.5% alcohol, it carries a firm strength without being presented here as cask strength.
The final-bottle indication gives this Invergordon 1988 an added sense of scarcity. Not something to overstate, but certainly worth noting for anyone looking for this particular (…)Scapa 2005 G&m Lmdw
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Scapa 2005 G&m Lmdw
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Scapa 2005 G&M LMDW is a Scottish whisky from Orkney, with the Scapa name at the heart of the bottle. The 2005 reference gives this release a clearly defined vintage identity, while G&M LMDW in the name points to a particular selection or bottling rather than a standard everyday expression.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are the ones we like to point out to customers who enjoy looking at origin and release details as much as the distillery name itself. Orkney gives the whisky a precise Scottish regional setting, and the 45% strength adds a little more presence than a more conventional lower-strength bottling.
With only the last bottles remaining and clear customer interest around it, this is a whisky to consider thoughtfully. Its appeal (…)Kavalan Sherry Solist
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Kavalan Sherry Solist
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Kavalan Sherry Solist is a Taiwanese single malt with a very direct cask-driven identity. Drawn from a single Sherry Butt and bottled at cask strength at 58.6%, it presents one individual cask rather than a softened, standardised style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would point out to customers who enjoy powerful sherry-cask releases. Its single cask nature, full-strength bottling and last-bottles status give it a clearly limited feel, while the whisky itself carries no age statement.
The character follows the sherry cask direction closely, with dried fruit, nuts, spice, vanilla, marzipan and black coffee shaping a deep and intense profile with a long finish. Additional information about the brand can be found at (…)Asta Ila 2008 12y (Asta Morris)
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Asta Ila 2008 12y (Asta Morris)
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Asta Ila 2008 12y is a Scottish single malt from Islay with its exact distillery kept undisclosed. That gives the bottle a quiet sense of intrigue: instead of leaning on a famous name, it asks to be judged on the character of this particular release.
Distilled in 2008 and bottled in 2021, it spent 12 years maturing before being drawn from a single cask. The sherry finish and cask strength bottling at 52% make this a very specific snapshot rather than a broad, standardised expression.
With 732 bottles produced and the remaining stock now marked as last bottles, it has the appeal of a clearly limited Islay release. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this sits well among whiskies for drinkers who enjoy discovering single malts beyond the most obvious distillery names.
Whisky Kookboek: Gekookt & Gestookt 40 Gerechten + 40 Whisky's Stef Roesbeke En Hans Offringa
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Whisky Kookboek: Gekookt & Gestookt 40 Gerechten + 40 Whisky's Stef Roesbeke En Hans Offringa
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Gekookt & Gestookt is a whisky cookbook built around the meeting point of food and whisky. Written by Stef Roesbeke and Hans Offringa, it brings together 40 dishes and 40 whiskies, making it more than a standard recipe book.
For anyone who enjoys discovering whisky at the table, this is a thoughtful accessory. It encourages a different way of looking at whisky: not only as something to taste on its own, but as part of a culinary experience. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it fits naturally alongside bottles for customers who want to explore whisky from a broader perspective.
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This item is a cookbook rather than a drink, so tasting notes do not apply.
