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Bushmills 21y Incl. Box

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Bushmills 21y is an Irish single malt where maturation carries much of the story. It spends 19 years in ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks before being transferred to ex-Madeira casks for more than two further years. That final period adds an important layer to a whisky already centred on fruit, malt and quiet spice.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Bushmills we would point out to someone interested in cask influence with elegance rather than force. The Madeira finish sits naturally alongside notes of dried fruit and raisins, while the malted aromas, subtle nuts and gentle wood presence keep the whisky composed.

Bottled at 40%, this 21-year-old single malt remains measured in style, yet it has the depth one would look for in a whisky of this age. Its (…)

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Teeling Single Grain Mini

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Teeling Single Grain Mini presents an Irish whiskey with a clear focus on fruit and a noticeable floral side. The product name points to a single grain style, giving it a different angle from a classic malt-led whiskey and placing the emphasis on aromatic brightness.

Its wine cask influence helps shape that profile: fruit sits at the centre, floral tones are clearly present, while wood and spice remain more restrained. With no age statement given, the attention stays on style, cask influence and immediate character.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this miniature is a pleasant way to explore Teeling in a smaller format, especially for drinkers looking for an Irish whiskey where fruit comes forward without any peated character.

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Teeling Trinity 3x5cl 15cl Small Batch, Single Grain&malt

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Teeling Trinity is a neat miniature tasting set built around three different Teeling whiskeys: Single Grain, Small Batch and Single Malt. Each bottle contains 5 cl, making the pack a compact way to explore several sides of Teeling without opening full-size bottles.

The appeal here is comparison. Grain, batch and malt each bring their own angle to the table, while the 46% strength gives the set enough presence to feel like a proper tasting rather than a simple novelty gift.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of gift pack we like to present as a small tasting session in itself. Pour the three whiskeys side by side and the differences become part of the pleasure: a fruit-led profile, clear floral elements, and gentler touches of wood and spice across the (…)

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Lowland 2013 13y Fanatical About Flavour (Douglas Laing Old Particular)

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Douglas Laing's Fanatical About Flavour series puts the whisky itself firmly in the spotlight. The distillery behind this Lowland single malt is intentionally kept undisclosed, so the conversation starts with flavour rather than reputation. That makes this release especially engaging: it asks to be approached on its own terms.

This Lowland 2013 spent thirteen years maturing and was given a finish in an Orange Wine Cask, an unusual choice in whisky. The supplied description links that cask style with candied citrus, stone fruit and gentle spice, and those elements sit naturally within the fresh, elegant Lowland setting. The emphasis is on fruit and floral lift, with oak and spice playing a more restrained supporting role.

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Teeling Single Malt Tube Incl.

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Teeling Single Malt shows a distinctly expressive side of Irish single malt whiskey. Made from 100% malted barley, it brings together whiskeys of different ages, with the oldest distilled in 1991. That gives the whiskey a sense of maturity while keeping its fruit-driven freshness very much at the centre.

The defining element here is the use of five different cask types: Port, Madeira, Jerez, white Burgundy and Cabernet Sauvignon. Rather than giving one single wine-cask accent, they build a layered style with generous fruit, a floral lift, gentle spice and a restrained touch of wood. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Irish single malt we like to introduce when someone wants to explore how cask choice can shape a whiskey's personality.

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Teeling Single Grain Tube Incl.

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Teeling Single Grain is an Irish whiskey with a character that immediately sets it apart. Irish single grain is not something you come across every day, and Teeling adds an extra layer of interest by maturing this whiskey in Californian Cabernet Sauvignon casks.

That wine cask influence brings the fruitier side of the whiskey forward. Rather than smoke or heavy oak, the emphasis is on freshness, ripe grape sweetness, gentle spice and a delicate touch of vanilla. The light floral side gives it lift, while the wood remains present in the background.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Teeling as a fine way to discover a different face of Irish whiskey. Bottled at 46%, it has enough presence to carry its flavour, while keeping the smooth, sweet grain character (…)

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Redbreast 21y Incl. Box

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Redbreast 21y is an Irish Pure Pot Still whiskey where the age statement immediately matters, but not in a purely formal way. Twenty-one years in oak casks gives it maturity and presence, while the product information describes it with the telling phrase La Délicatesse.

The defining feature here is the pronounced xérès influence, set against a strongly fruity aromatic register. Notes such as kiwi and watermelon are joined by herbal and spicy accents, giving this 21-year-old Redbreast a generous, layered feel without turning it into a wood-driven whiskey. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for drinkers who enjoy Irish whiskey with depth, age and a distinctly fruit-led personality.

Bottled at 46%, it has enough strength to (…)

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Redbreast 15y

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Redbreast 15y is described by the brand as The Bold One, and that feels fitting for a 15-year-old Irish single pot still whiskey with a clear sense of personality. Made from equal parts malted and unmalted barley, it has the kind of structure that gives the style its distinctive presence.

The maturation is mainly in oloroso and American bourbon casks. Rather than making the oak the main subject, this release stays close to the Redbreast signature: fruit and spice form the backbone, with a noticeable floral side and a gentler wood influence in support.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a strong choice for anyone exploring Redbreast beyond the basics and looking for a more mature, expressive version of the house style. Bottled at 46%, it has enough (…)

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Hazelburn 10y

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Hazelburn 10y presents a very particular side of Campbeltown single malt: unpeated, triple distilled and matured entirely in ex-Bourbon casks. Produced at Springbank distillery, it moves away from smoke and puts the emphasis on fruit, softness and clarity.

Ten years of ageing gives it substance without taking away its fresh, fruit-led nature. The ex-Bourbon cask influence adds gentle sweetness and roundness, supporting notes such as apple, pear, honey and vanilla rather than overwhelming them.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, Hazelburn 10y is one of those Scottish whiskies that often comes up when customers want Campbeltown character in a cleaner, more fruit-driven style. Bottled at 46%, it has enough presence to feel serious, while keeping the charm of an unpeated, (…)

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Irish Single Malt 1990 28y (The Whisky Agency - Private Stock)

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Irish Single Malt 1990 28y is a mature Irish single malt from Bushmills, bottled by The Whisky Agency as part of the Private Stock range. Distilled in 1990 and bottled in December 2018, it carries 28 years of maturation, placing it firmly among the more contemplative Irish malt releases.

Its appeal lies in how specific it is. This is a single cask bottling from one bourbon barrel, presented at cask strength at 47.3%. Rather than showing a broad house blend of multiple casks, it captures the personality of one individual barrel after almost three decades.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are valued for that sense of precision: a defined origin, a defined maturation, and a limited release with only the last bottles remaining. It is a whisky to (…)

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Drop Of The Irish Ba (Blackadder Various) Incl. Box

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A Drop Of The Irish Ba is an Irish single malt whiskey bottled by Blackadder, shaped by maturation in an ex-Monymusk rum cask. That cask choice gives the whiskey a generous, expressive side, bringing forward ripe fruit, natural malt roundness and a warm, almost exotic accent.

Bottled at cask strength at 57.5%, it stays close to the personality of the individual cask. The rum influence does not take over; it adds softness, aromatic depth and a richer impression of brown sugar, ripe fruit and gentle spice.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like for customers who enjoy Irish whiskey with a distinctive twist. As a single cask release with only the last bottles remaining, it feels more like a specific cask experience than a standard everyday (…)

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The Irishman Single Malt Incl. Box

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The Irishman Single Malt is an Irish single malt with a distinctly personal signature. It is assembled from a small selection of American and Spanish oak casks, over 12 years old, hand-selected by Bernard Walsh himself. That gives the whiskey a more considered feel than a standard bottling: carefully chosen, limited in spirit, and presented with visible attention to detail.

Each bottle is numbered and individually signed, which underlines that sense of personal involvement. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of Irish whiskey that speaks quietly rather than loudly, relying on its cask selection, malt character and elegant presentation.

The style leans towards floral and fruity notes, with gentle touches of oak and spice in support. Peat is not (…)

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Glenmorangie The Cadboll 1l

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Glenmorangie The Cadboll 1l is a Highland single malt shaped around a wine finish and a clearly fruit-led style. There is no age statement here; the focus is more on the character of the whisky itself and on the extra dimension brought by the wine cask influence.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Glenmorangie that draws attention from drinkers looking for a Scottish single malt with fruit at the centre, supported by gentle floral and woody touches rather than peat smoke or heavy spice. Bottled at 43%, it keeps a composed and approachable style while still remaining recognisably Highland in origin.

The one-litre bottle gives The Cadboll a more generous format than the usual standard bottle. With only the last bottles remaining, it is also becoming (…)

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Arran 2014 11y (Adelphi)

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Arran 2014 11 Year Old is a notable return for Arran after years of absence. This unpeated Scotch single malt from the Isle of Arran brings together Oloroso Sherry richness and a fresh island character, giving the whisky depth without moving into a smoky style.

Drawn from a single cask, distilled in 2014 and bottled in 2025 after 11 years of maturation, it represents one very specific cask rather than a broad house-style release. Only 318 bottles were produced, and at 57.6% cask strength it keeps its natural intensity firmly intact. The Oloroso influence gives the whisky its generous, darker-fruited side, while the profile still leaves room for freshness and lift.

For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottling that adds real character to a specialist (…)

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Dufftown N°8 10y (Vintage Casks Mossburn)

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Dufftown N°8 10y is a Speyside single malt with a clear and focused identity. Distilled in 2008, matured for 10 years and bottled by Mossburn as part of the Vintage Casks range, it sits apart from more standard releases by presenting Dufftown through an independent bottler's selection.

The hogshead maturation supports the whisky without pushing it into a heavily woody or spicy direction. Its profile points mainly toward fruit, with light floral and wood accents in the background. There is no peated or salty emphasis here; the interest lies more in the fruit-led side of Speyside malt.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Dufftown stands out because only the last bottles remain. That limited availability adds to its appeal as a specific Mossburn bottling: a (…)

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Littlemill 1988 35y (The Whisky Agency)

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Littlemill 1988 35y is a Scottish Lowland Single Malt built around a long, clearly defined maturation story. Distilled in 1988 and aged for 35 years, it is a whisky where the vintage and the passage of time are central to its identity.

The hogshead cask type gives the maturation a more specific frame, while the bottling strength of 50.7% keeps the presentation firm and direct. No detailed tasting notes are supplied in the available information, so the emphasis here remains on the confirmed essentials: Littlemill, Lowland origin, 1988 distillation and 35 years of age.

Within the selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that draws attention from customers looking for older Scottish single malt with a clearly stated distillation year. As (…)

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Ben Nevis 2014 6y 57,10° Artist 5 (Signatory - Artist Edition) Incl. Box

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Ben Nevis 2014 6 year old Artist 5 is a Highland single malt bottled by Signatory as part of the Artist Edition. Distilled in 2014 and released at 6 years of age, it comes at cask strength, with its 57.10% ABV giving the whisky a direct and unsoftened presentation.

Although matured in a Sherry Butt, the supplied flavour profile does not point towards heavy oak or spice. The emphasis sits more clearly on fruit and floral notes, giving this Ben Nevis a brighter angle than one might automatically associate with a sherry cask reference.

For Drankenshop Broekmans, the interest here lies in the very specific snapshot this bottle represents: Ben Nevis from the Highlands, bottled by Signatory, drawn from a defined 2014 vintage, with 1288 bottles released and the (…)

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Teaninich 2007 18y #30372-1 (Berry Bros - Berry's Exceptional Casks)

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Teaninich is not one of the most obvious Highland names, and that is part of the appeal here. This 18-year-old single malt was distilled in 2007 and bottled in 2025 from a single cask, at natural cask strength. With only 251 bottles released, it feels like a very focused snapshot of one particular cask rather than a broad house style.

The Pineau de Charente finish gives the whisky its fresh, slightly different angle. It brings out apple-like fruit, a floral lift and a gentle wine-rounded touch, while the wood influence stays relatively measured. The result is more about brightness and detail than weight.

Berry Bros has a long tradition in wine and whisky, dating back to 1698, and that background makes sense in a bottling like this: a Scottish single malt (…)

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Tomatin 1997 23y (The Nectar - Daily Dram)

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Tomatin 1997 23y is a Highland single malt with a very precise identity. It was distilled in April 1997 and bottled in August 2020 after 23 years of maturation, then released by independent bottler The Nectar as part of the Daily Dram series.

Rather than a broad distillery expression, this is the story of one bourbon barrel. It was bottled as a single cask at natural cask strength, 52.7%, with only 193 bottles drawn from that cask. With the last bottles indicated, it has the feel of a release that captures one particular maturation rather than a repeated recipe.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Tomatin we would present to someone interested in independent Highland whisky with age and individuality. The supplied flavour profile points towards (…)

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Speyside 25y (The Single Malts Of Scotland - Single Malts Of Scotland Marriage)

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Speyside 25y from The Single Malts of Scotland is a Scottish single malt with an undisclosed distillery behind it. That anonymity gives the whisky a different kind of appeal: instead of leaning on a famous name, it draws attention to its age, Speyside origin and the choices made by the bottler.

Distilled in 1996 and bottled at 52.6% cask strength, it is presented with its natural intensity intact. As part of The Single Malts of Scotland Marriage range, the emphasis sits on a fruit-led and floral style, with lighter wood and spice tones adding structure rather than taking over.

With 780 bottles released and only the last bottles remaining, this 25-year-old Speyside has a clearly limited nature. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we value bottlings like this because (…)

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Bushmills 16y Incl. Box

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Bushmills 16y is an Irish single malt whiskey built around a clearly fruit-led character. The 16-year age statement gives it a sense of maturity, while the supplied profile points away from peat or salinity and towards a softer, fruit-focused style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Bushmills we would introduce when someone is looking for Irish single malt with more age and a pronounced fruity direction. Gentle floral, woody and spicy touches sit in the background, adding shape without distracting from the main character.

Bottled at 40% alcohol, Bushmills 16y keeps a composed and approachable presentation while still carrying the interest of a mature single malt. Additional information about the brand can be found at https://www.bushmills.com/

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Tormore 2011 14y (Cadenhead - Original Collection)

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Tormore 2011 14y is a Speyside single malt bottled by Cadenhead as part of the Original Collection. At 14 years old and 46%, it sits in a style built around fruit, floral detail and a measured cask influence rather than smoke or heavy oak.

What gives this release its particular shape is the double maturation. Since 2024, the whisky has rested in a combination of bourbon casks and Oloroso casks, with 60% bourbon and 40% Oloroso in the mix. The bourbon side brings vanilla sweetness, while the Oloroso casks add a richer fruit-driven layer.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a fine choice for drinkers who enjoy Speyside whisky but want a little more depth than a straightforward fruity malt. With only the last bottles remaining, it is also one of those (…)

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