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Johnnie Walker Green Label 15y Incl. Box
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Johnnie Walker Green Label 15y Incl. Box
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Johnnie Walker Green Label 15y is a Scottish blended malt whisky where the age statement really matters. With 15 years of maturation behind it, Green Label sits in a more mature part of the Johnnie Walker range, while still keeping the clarity and approachability associated with the name.
The oak cask influence is present without taking over. Its profile points towards gentle fruit, a light touch of wood and a restrained peated note, giving the whisky a calm, malt-led character rather than a heavy or forceful one.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a good choice for customers who know Johnnie Walker but want to explore a more malt-focused expression with a little more age and depth.
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Johnnie Walker Double Black
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Johnnie Walker Double Black is a Scottish blended whisky with a noticeably darker, gently smoky direction within the Johnnie Walker range. It carries no age statement, and its charred cask maturation helps give the whisky a little more wood presence and depth of tone.
The appeal here lies in the way the whisky brings together light peat, subtle oak and a modest fruity note without turning into a heavy or highly technical dram. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see it as a useful choice for drinkers looking for a familiar blended Scotch style with a firmer, smokier edge.
Bottled at 40%, Double Black remains approachable, yet the charred cask influence gives it a more pronounced personality than the strength alone might suggest. It stays true to the blended Scotch (…)Jura The Sound 1l
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Jura The Sound 1l
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Jura The Sound 1l is a Scottish single malt from Jura, bottled at 42.5% and finished in Pedro Ximenez casks. Rather than focusing on an age statement, it draws attention to its island origin, its litre format and that particular cask finish.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would point out to customers looking for a Jura with several gentle flavour accents rather than one dominant direction. The supplied profile indicates light fruit, spice, wood and a modest peated note, giving the whisky a measured and varied character.
With only the last bottles remaining, Jura The Sound has a slightly more fleeting place on the shelf, especially for those interested in this Pedro Ximenez-finished expression from Jura. Additional information about (…)Amrut Fusion Tube Incl.
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Amrut Fusion Tube Incl.
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Amrut Fusion is an Indian single malt whisky with a clear sense of identity. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it is the kind of bottle we would point out to someone who enjoys single malt but wants to explore beyond the most familiar whisky regions.
Bottled at 50%, it has enough strength to carry its profile with confidence. There is no age statement here, so the focus shifts away from numbers and towards style: oak cask maturation, a light woody touch, gentle spice, fruit and a subtle peated note all playing a part.
Its appeal lies in that directness. Amrut Fusion feels distinctive without becoming complicated, and its steady popularity says a lot about how well this Indian single malt connects with curious whisky drinkers.
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Highland Park Fire 15y
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Highland Park Fire 15y is a Scottish single malt from Orkney with a very distinct identity within the Highland Park range. The name gives it immediate presence, yet the real point of interest is the combination of 15 years of maturation and a port matured cask style.
With 28,000 bottles released, this is a defined edition rather than an everyday bottling, and the available stock is now down to the last bottles. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see it as one of those Highland Park releases that carries extra interest because it is both limited in scope and identified in the product data as a collector's item.
The flavour profile points towards a restrained mix of fruit, spice, wood and gentle peat, each present without one element taking over completely. That (…)Tomatin Cu Bocan Signature
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Tomatin Cu Bocan Signature
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Tomatin Cù Bòcan Signature is a Highland single malt from Scotland with a lightly smoky direction within the Tomatin range. The emphasis is not on heavy peat, but on a measured style where smoke sits alongside fruit, gentle spice and a touch of wood.
That is what gives this whisky its appeal. It does not rely on one dominant feature; instead, it brings several modest elements together in a clear, approachable way. The peat influence is present, yet it remains part of the whisky's structure rather than the whole identity.
Bottled at 46%, Tomatin Cù Bòcan Signature has enough strength to carry that flavour profile with confidence. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see it as a Highland single malt for drinkers who appreciate a little smoke (…)High Coast 2013 (Berry Bros Nordic Casks)
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High Coast 2013 (Berry Bros Nordic Casks)
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High Coast 2013 is a Swedish single malt with a very focused identity: one hogshead cask, distilled in 2013 and bottled in 2021 by Berry Bros as part of the Nordic Casks series. Rather than a broad house expression, this is a single-cask snapshot of High Coast.
Only 290 bottles were drawn from the cask, and with the last bottles now indicated, its availability is naturally limited. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are appreciated for the way they show a whisky in a specific, unblended form, with the character of the individual cask still clearly present.
Bottled at 60.9%, it is presented at cask strength. The profile points towards a marked wood influence, supported by lighter fruit and a gentle peated accent. That gives this High Coast a firm, (…)Highland Park The Light 17y
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Highland Park The Light 17y
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Highland Park The Light is a 17-year-old single malt from Orkney, bottled at a confident 52.9% ABV. The name is well chosen for the style suggested by the available profile: this is not a whisky built around one dominant note, but around a more lifted and composed expression of Highland Park.
American oak plays an important role here, while the flavour profile points to gentle wood, spice, fruit and peat rather than one forceful signature. That gives The Light its interest: it invites attention to detail, with several elements present in a restrained way.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottling stands out because it combines age, Orkney origin, American oak maturation and a defined release of 28,000 bottles. It feels like a specific chapter within Highland (…)Highland Park Ice 17y
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Highland Park Ice 17y
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Highland Park Ice 17y is a Scottish single malt from Orkney with a more distinctive place in the Highland Park range. The 17-year age statement, bourbon cask maturation and 53.9% alcohol strength give it a serious presence without needing a long list of embellishments.
Its limited nature is part of the attraction. A total of 30,000 bottles were released, and the whisky is marked as a collector's item. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of bottle that speaks to drinkers looking for a specific Highland Park release with age, origin and scarcity all playing a role.
The stated flavour profile points to a layered rather than overpowering style. Light wood, spice, fruit and peat are all present, with no single element described as dominant. That (…)Tomatin Cu Bocan 1l
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Tomatin Cu Bocan 1l
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Tomatin Cu Bocan 1l is a Scottish Highland single malt built around a modest interplay of fruit, light spice, gentle wood influence and a restrained peated touch. Its character is not driven by one dominant element; the appeal lies in the way these quieter accents sit alongside one another.
As a no age statement whisky, it speaks more through style than through maturation age. Bottled at 46%, it has enough presence to feel purposeful, and the 1 litre format gives it a generous, practical place on the shelf.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Tomatin for drinkers who want to explore a lightly peated side of single malt without moving into a heavily smoky direction. It keeps the Highland origin and the Tomatin name clearly in view, while adding that (…)Tomatin Cu Bocan 1988
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Tomatin Cu Bocan 1988
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Tomatin Cu Bocan 1988 is a Highland single malt with an Islay Finish, giving this 1988 distillation an extra layer of restrained smoky influence. It remains a Tomatin whisky at its core, but the finishing cask adds a different accent to the Highland character.
At 51.5%, it is bottled at cask strength, so the whisky is presented with natural intensity. The available flavour profile points to a subtle spread of fruit, gentle spice, light wood influence and a modest peated note rather than an overtly smoky style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this release stands out as a limited bottling of 2200 bottles, now marked as last bottles. That gives it a sense of scarcity without needing to overstate the point: it is simply a specific Tomatin release that will not remain (…)Tomintoul Peaty Tang 15y Tube Incl.
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Tomintoul Peaty Tang 15y Tube Incl.
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Tomintoul Peaty Tang 15y brings a less familiar side of Speyside into the glass. It is distilled from peated malted barley, described in the product information as a rarity for Speyside, while still keeping close to Tomintoul's gentle house style.
Fifteen years in carefully selected oak casks gives the peat time to settle into a more delicate, spicy smoke. The interest here lies in the contrast: Speyside malt, honey and vanilla giving roundness, with peat and dry oak adding a firmer, more savoury edge.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to show to whisky drinkers who know Speyside for its softness, but want to explore how that style changes when a measured layer of smoke is introduced.
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Wasmund's Single Malt Spirit
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Wasmund's Single Malt Spirit is an American single malt new make spirit from Copper Fox Distillery in Virginia. Rather than focusing on age or maturation, it puts the distillate itself in the foreground: malted barley, a clear production identity and a powerful 62% strength.
Its most distinctive detail is the drying of the malted barley with applewood and cherry wood. That gives this spirit a very specific starting point, making it more than a neutral new make. It feels direct, purposeful and closely tied to the way it was made.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we appreciate for the insight it gives into American single malt before the story is shaped by long ageing. Distilled on 17 April 2013 and now down to the last bottles, it has a (…)Jim Beam Kentucky Dram 1l
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Jim Beam Kentucky Dram 1l
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Jim Beam Kentucky Dram 1l presents the Jim Beam name in a generous one-litre bottle, with a clear American whiskey identity. Its United States origin and the Kentucky reference in the name place it firmly in that American whiskey setting, while the product itself does not rely on an age statement for its positioning.
The key element here is American Oak. The wood influence gives the whiskey its main structure, supported by lighter spicy and fruity accents. At 40% alcohol, it remains straightforward in style, and the litre format makes sense for anyone who likes to keep a familiar American whiskey close at hand.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, Jim Beam remains one of those names customers recognise quickly within the American whiskey range. This Kentucky Dram (…)Bruichladdich Islay Barley Dunlossit Farm 2006
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Bruichladdich Islay Barley Dunlossit Farm 2006
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Bruichladdich Islay Barley Dunlossit Farm 2006 is a Scottish single malt where the origin of the barley is part of the message. The name places Islay Barley and Dunlossit Farm at the centre, giving this whisky a clear sense of provenance rather than presenting it simply as another Islay release.
Distilled in 2006 and matured in oak casks, it is bottled at 50% ABV. The available flavour profile does not point towards a peated style; instead, the emphasis sits with gentle fruit, light spice and a measured touch of wood. That gives the whisky a focused, origin-led character rather than a heavily smoky one.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for drinkers who enjoy Bruichladdich with a strong link to raw material and place. The outturn of 24,000 (…)Singleton Of Dufftown Malt Master's Selection
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Singleton Of Dufftown Malt Master's Selection
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Singleton of Dufftown Malt Master's Selection is a Scottish single malt from Speyside, with Dufftown placed firmly at the heart of the name. Rather than presenting itself through an age statement, it focuses on the idea of selection, bottled at 40% alcohol.
Its character is shaped by restraint rather than intensity. The available profile does not point towards peat smoke, salinity or pronounced spice; instead, it stays with lighter fruity, floral and woody notes. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see it as a Speyside single malt for those looking for a calmer, unpeated style without a heavy flavour profile.
Further information about the brand can be found at https://www.thesingleton.com/
The flavour profile sits on the lighter side, with fruity, (…)Glen Grant 12y Incl. Box
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Glen Grant 12y Incl. Box
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Glen Grant 12y shows a calm, approachable side of Speyside single malt. Its twelve years of maturation give it time to settle into shape, while the bourbon cask influence stays gentle rather than dominant.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, it sits comfortably among Scottish whiskies chosen for clarity and drinkability. The style is built around light fruit, a modest touch of wood and soft spice, with no pronounced peated character in the profile.
Bottled at 43%, Glen Grant 12y keeps the focus on ease and definition. It is the kind of Speyside whisky that speaks quietly rather than loudly, making its appeal through a familiar single malt character and a composed flavour direction.
Additional information can be found at https://www.glengrant.com/
Glen Moray Peated Incl. Box
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Glen Moray Peated Incl. Box
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Glen Moray Peated is a Speyside single malt from Scotland with peat used as a gentle accent rather than a dominant force. The style keeps room for a lightly fruity and softly spiced side, while the smoky element remains measured.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would point to when someone wants a Speyside malt with a touch of peat without moving into a heavily smoky profile. It carries no age statement and is bottled at 40%, keeping the focus on a clear, approachable style rather than on maturation detail.
What makes it engaging is its restraint. Glen Moray Peated brings together light fruit, mild spice and a subtle peated note in a way that feels straightforward and easy to understand.
The flavour profile is lightly (…)Glenrothes Minister's Reserve
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Glenrothes Minister's Reserve
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Glenrothes Minister's Reserve is a 21 year old Speyside single malt bottled at 43%. Its appeal lies in maturity rather than volume: oak cask ageing gives it structure, while the flavour profile points towards gentle wood, spice and fruit rather than smoke or salinity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Glenrothes we would place in front of someone looking for an older Scotch single malt with a composed, measured style. It does not try to impress through peat or high strength; its interest is in the quieter detail that comes with age and restraint.
With only the last bottles remaining, Minister's Reserve also carries a sense of limited availability. That does not need to be overstated, but it does make this 21 year old Glenrothes feel like a bottle (…)Knockando 15y
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Knockando 15y
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Knockando 15y is a Speyside single malt from Scotland with a calm, measured style. Its 15 years of ageing give it a sense of maturity, while the overall impression remains more refined than forceful.
Oak cask maturation plays a supporting role here, with light wood influence alongside gentle fruit and mild spice. Peat smoke, saltiness and floral notes are not part of the main profile, allowing the whisky to stay clean, understated and distinctly Speyside in tone.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Knockando sits well among single malts for drinkers looking for a Scottish whisky with age and composure, without moving into a heavily smoky or intense style.
Knockando 15y shows a restrained flavour profile built around light fruit, gentle oak and mild (…)Ardmore 2000 14y (Douglas Laing Old Particular)
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Ardmore 2000 14y (Douglas Laing Old Particular)
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Ardmore 2000 14y is a Highland single malt with a very specific identity: distilled in May 2000, bottled in May 2014, and drawn from a single refill barrel. Rather than presenting a broad house style, this Douglas Laing Old Particular release captures one individual cask after 14 years of maturation.
The refill barrel points to a more restrained wood influence, allowing the spirit's own profile to remain visible. The flavour profile is gently spread across floral, fruity, spicy, woody and lightly peated elements, with no single direction taking over.
Only 176 bottles were produced, and with the last bottles now indicated, this Ardmore has a particularly focused place at Drankenshop Broekmans: a limited single cask Scotch whisky, clearly rooted in time, cask (…)Deanston 2009 9y 50cl (Douglas Laing Old Particular)
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Deanston 2009 9y 50cl (Douglas Laing Old Particular)
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Deanston 2009 9 Year Old is a Highland single malt with a very specific sense of origin: distilled in September 2009, bottled in April 2019, and drawn from a single refill barrel. Douglas Laing released it as part of the Old Particular series, where the focus is placed on individual casks rather than broad, ongoing releases.
Only 359 bottles were filled, making this a small-scale bottling with a clearly defined identity. At 48.4% and bottled at cask strength, it keeps a direct cask-driven presence, while the refill barrel suggests a whisky where the distillate is not overwhelmed by heavy oak.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that speaks to customers who enjoy exploring a particular vintage, cask and bottling moment rather than choosing a (…)Inchfad 2016 9y Awwif (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers)
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Inchfad 2016 9y Awwif (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers)
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Inchfad is Loch Lomond's peated style, and this 2016 bottling shows that side of the Highland distillery with real drive. Bottled by Alistair Walker for the Infrequent Flyers range, it comes from a single cask and is presented at cask strength, 58.4%. At 9 years old, it feels youthful, bold and full of energy.
The long finish of almost five years and seven months in a Virgin Oak Barrel gives this whisky its particular voice. The peat does not dominate as heavy smoke; it sits more as a soft phenolic layer beneath a sweet, wood-led generosity. That makes the whisky feel expressive and forceful, with oak influence playing a central role.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of independent bottling we like to introduce to customers who enjoy a single cask (…)Omar Bourbon Cask
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Omar Bourbon Cask
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Omar Bourbon Cask is a Taiwanese single malt whisky built around maturation in bourbon barrels. Its interest lies in that clear combination: a single malt from Taiwan, presented without an age statement, where the focus is placed on style and cask influence rather than on a number.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would point out to someone looking beyond the traditional whisky origins while still wanting a recognisable and approachable direction. The profile is not driven by peat, salt or spice; it sits more around light fruit, a floral touch and gentle wood.
Bottled at 46%, it has a more defined presentation than many softer everyday whiskies, while the bourbon cask element keeps the story easy to understand. With only the last (…)
