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Oc6 Elements Of Islay 50cl
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Oc6 Elements Of Islay 50cl
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Oc6 Elements of Islay is an Islay single malt from the Limited Edition range by Elements of Islay. In this series, Oc stands for Octomore, part of the Bruichladdich family, with the number marking the batch. It is a clear example of the series' periodic-table inspired way of presenting individual Islay distilleries.
The appeal of Elements of Islay lies in its small-scale approach. Releases are bottled either as single casks or as small batches of selected casks, always at cask strength. Oc6 comes in at 58.1%, was distilled in 2011 and matured in bourbon barrel cask wood.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of someone looking for a more assertive side of Islay, without losing sight of its specific origin. With an outturn of (…)Akkeshi Ritto Peated
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Akkeshi Ritto Peated
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Akkeshi Ritto Peated is a Japanese single malt with peat placed clearly at the centre of its identity. There is no age statement here, so the focus shifts to style, strength and cask influence rather than years in wood.
The use of Mizunara oak gives this peated whisky an additional point of interest. Its profile shows peat as the main feature, supported by lighter impressions of wood, spice, fruit and saltiness. That makes it more than a straightforward smoky whisky; the peat is framed by other elements rather than standing alone.
At 55% alcohol, Ritto Peated has a firm presence. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for drinkers who want to explore Japanese single malt from a more powerful, smoky angle. With the last bottles now indicated, it is (…)Octomore 14.3
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Octomore 14.3
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Octomore 14.3 is a Scottish single malt from Bruichladdich on Islay, bottled at cask strength with an alcoholic strength of 61.4%. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out as a whisky where peat is not a supporting note, but the main statement.
Distilled in 2017 and aged for 5 years, it presents a direct and powerful side of Islay whisky. The profile is strongly peated, with a clear salty dimension running alongside lighter touches of wood, spice and fruit.
For drinkers looking for an Islay single malt built around intensity, smoke and coastal character, Octomore 14.3 speaks with a very clear voice.
The flavour profile is led by peat smoke, firm and unmistakably present. A clear salty edge gives it a pronounced coastal feel in line with its (…)Laphroaig Cairdeas 15y
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Laphroaig Cairdeas 15y
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Laphroaig Cairdeas 15y is a 15-year-old Islay single malt with peat placed firmly at the heart of its character. The bourbon barrel maturation adds a gentle wood influence, supporting the whisky rather than softening away its island identity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Laphroaig for drinkers who appreciate a clearly peated style with a little more age behind it. Alongside the smoke-driven profile, the whisky carries lighter impressions of spice, fruit and saltiness, giving it more than just peat to speak about.
With only the last bottles remaining, this Cairdeas release is worth considering while it is still on the shelf. Additional information about the brand can be found at https://www.laphroaig.com/
Peat is the main flavour (…)Port Charlotte Single Cask 01
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Port Charlotte Single Cask 01
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Port Charlotte Single Cask 01 is an Islay single malt built around a very focused idea: one individual cask, presented at cask strength. At 55.2% alcohol, it keeps the whisky close to the strength and personality of that particular maturation.
Distilled in 2012 and aged for 9 years, it offers a defined snapshot of Port Charlotte rather than a broader multi-cask composition. That single cask identity is the central point here: a specific whisky from a specific moment.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place this with drinkers looking for a clearly peated Islay malt, but not one-dimensional peat alone. The profile also carries lighter notes of wood, spice, fruit and salinity, giving the whisky structure around its pronounced peated core.
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Bowmore 1997 25y If (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers)
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This Bowmore 1997 from Alistair Walker's Infrequent Flyers range is a release with a very clear sense of place and selection. Distilled in 1997 and bottled in 2022, it spent 25 years maturing before receiving a Pedro Ximenez finish, adding a richer dimension to Bowmore's Islay malt character.
Alistair Walker created Infrequent Flyers after two decades in the whisky world, becoming an independent bottler in 2018. His philosophy is deliberately straightforward: select excellent casks, often from distilleries or parcels that are seen less frequently. This Bowmore follows that idea closely. It is a single cask release, bottled at cask strength, with only 299 bottles produced. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this stand out because they show one particular cask rather (…)Highland 2000 22y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky) Incl. Box
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Highland 2000 22y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky) Incl. Box
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Highland 2000 22y keeps its exact distillery name undisclosed, which gives the bottle a certain quiet intrigue. What we do know is precise enough to make it interesting: a Highland single malt distilled in 2000, matured for 22 years and bottled by Watt Whisky, the Campbeltown Whisky Company label.
Rather than being part of a large blended batch, this comes from one sherry hogshead and was bottled at cask strength, at 54%. That makes it a snapshot of one individual cask rather than a polished house style. Only 294 bottles were filled, and with the last bottles now in view, it is the kind of small-release whisky that naturally catches our attention at Drankenshop Broekmans.
Its profile places peat clearly in the foreground, with lighter touches of wood, spice, (…)Big Peat 27y Black Edition (Douglas Laing)
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Big Peat 27y Black Edition (Douglas Laing)
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Big Peat 27y Black Edition is an Islay blended malt from Douglas Laing with a distinctly mature side. Distilled in 1992 and aged for 27 years in oak cask, it keeps the peated identity suggested by the Big Peat name, while allowing lighter notes of wood, spice, fruit and saltiness to sit around that smoky core.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would introduce to someone looking for an older Islay whisky with substance and maturity, rather than peat alone. The 48.3% strength gives it enough presence to carry its maritime, smoky profile without turning the description into simple intensity.
With the last bottles now remaining, the Black Edition has an added sense of scarcity. Its appeal lies in the combination of age, Islay origin and the (…)Elements Of Islay Cask Edition + Flask
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Elements Of Islay Cask Edition + Flask
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Elements of Islay Cask Edition + Flask brings together several sides of Islay in one blended malt. The idea behind Cask Edit is exactly that: a carefully composed selection of refill, bourbon and sherry casks rather than a whisky built around one single cask style.
The blend combines rich, smoky single malt from Islay's south coast with a fresher, fruitier northern style. Peat is clearly part of the identity, but it does not stand alone. There is room for fruit, gentle spice and a subtle salty edge, with the 46% strength giving the whisky enough presence while keeping it easy to pour and enjoy.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a smart introduction to a more composed side of Islay: expressive, recognisably smoky, yet not limited to smoke alone. The (…)John Crabbie Peated Incl. Box
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John Crabbie Peated Incl. Box
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John Crabbie Peated is a Scottish peated single malt where the smoke is clear, but carefully kept in check. Produced according to the traditional Scottish method, it pays tribute to Edinburgh's maritime heritage, a fitting background for a whisky with an authentic peat character and a subtle salty edge.
Slow distillation and maturation in carefully selected oak casks give it a rounded, approachable style. The peat is present enough to define the whisky, yet it does not cover the softer malt-driven side. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a good introduction to Scottish peated single malt for drinkers who want real smoke without an overpowering profile.
John Crabbie's heritage dates back to 1801, and this Peated release reflects that in a (…)Connemara Tube Incl.
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Connemara Tube Incl.
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Connemara is an Irish single malt with a very distinctive position. Launched in 1995 and coming from the Cooley distillery, it is described in the supplied information as the first peated Irish whiskey. That immediately sets it apart from the more familiar idea many drinkers have of Irish whiskey.
The defining point here is the malt: 75% of it is peated. Tasted blind, Connemara is said to resemble a Scotch single malt more than a typical Irish style, thanks to its fuller and more distinctive aromas. It remains an Irish whiskey, but one with a smoky direction, a golden colour and maturation in oak casks.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Connemara as an interesting bridge between Irish single malt and peated whisky styles. It brings together malt, gentle wood, (…)Lagavulin 8y
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Lagavulin 8y
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Lagavulin 8y is an Islay single malt that puts peat firmly at the centre of the glass. Its 8-year age statement gives it a direct, pronounced style, while the refill cask maturation keeps wood influence firmly in the background.
That leaves room for the smoky side of Lagavulin to speak clearly, supported by lighter touches of spice, fruit and coastal saltiness. At 48% alcohol, it has enough strength to carry that profile with confidence, without turning the whisky into a wood-led expression.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Lagavulin for drinkers who want the Islay character in a clear, peat-driven form: focused, smoky and stripped of unnecessary decoration.
The flavour profile is led by peat and smoke. Spice, fruit and saltiness (…)Laphroaig 25y The Bessie Williamson Story
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Laphroaig 25y The Bessie Williamson Story
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Laphroaig 25y The Bessie Williamson Story is an Islay single malt with maturity at the centre of its identity. Distilled in 1994 and aged for 25 years, it is presented with American Oak as the stated cask type. Rather than a standard everyday release, this sits in a more mature and considered part of the Laphroaig world.
The name The Bessie Williamson Story gives the bottle a narrative quality beyond its age statement. Based on the available information, it stands out as a collector's item with a strong sense of place: Scottish single malt, Islay origin, Laphroaig peat influence and long maturation. At 43% alcohol, the presentation remains composed rather than forceful.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are the ones we approach with a little extra (…)Lagavulin 12y Special Release 2024 Tube Incl.
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Lagavulin 12y Special Release 2024 Tube Incl.
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Lagavulin 12y Special Release 2024 shows the powerful, phenolic side that defines this Islay single malt, yet this edition also brings out a softer, sweeter and spicier dimension. The peat remains a central part of the whisky, but it is not the only point of interest here; there is a gentler layer underneath the strength.
Released as part of the Diageo Special Releases 2024, this 12-year-old Lagavulin is bottled at cask strength, at 57.4% ABV. That gives it a direct, full-powered presence and keeps the whisky close to its natural intensity, a fitting approach for a release built around Islay smoke and character.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would point out to someone who already enjoys Lagavulin's smoky depth but wants to explore a (…)Port Charlotte Pmc 01:2013
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Port Charlotte Pmc 01:2013
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Port Charlotte PMC 01:2013 is very much an Islay single malt with peat at the heart of its identity. Distilled in 2013, matured for 9 years and bottled at cask strength at 54.5%, it keeps a firm, direct style rather than softening its natural power.
The Wine Finish adds another layer to the Port Charlotte profile. The whisky is not built on peat alone: lighter fruit, spice, salt and wood notes sit around the smoky core and give the bottling more shape. It is a strong expression, but the supporting flavours help frame that strength rather than simply amplify it.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Port Charlotte as a fitting choice for drinkers who enjoy Islay whisky with clear peat presence, natural strength and the added dimension of a wine-finished cask (…)Ledaig 2005 17y (The Single Malts Of Scotland)
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Ledaig 2005 17y (The Single Malts Of Scotland)
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Ledaig 2005 17y is a Scottish single malt from Mull with a very focused identity: distilled on 3 February 2005 and bottled on 7 April 2022 from a single bourbon barrel. After 17 years of maturation, that cask produced just 253 bottles, making this a small-scale release rather than a widely available expression.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottling stands out for the way several elements come together naturally: single cask origin, cask strength at 54.2%, and a limited outturn. The bourbon barrel influence is indicated as relatively light, so the whisky's profile is not built around heavy wood. Peat is the clearest feature, supported by more restrained notes of fruit, spice, salt and oak.
For drinkers who appreciate peated single malt with a more individual (…)Elements Of Islay Peat 4,5l
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Elements Of Islay Peat 4,5l
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Elements of Islay Peat is built around the ingredient most closely associated with Islay in this release: peat. Rather than presenting the voice of one single distillery, it brings together carefully selected casks from a handful of distilleries on the island, shaping them into a modern Islay blended malt with a clear smoky identity.
At 45%, this expression sits in the permanent Peat core range, alongside the Full Proof version. It carries no age statement, so the focus is on cask selection and blending rather than age alone. Oak cask maturation supports the whisky without taking attention away from the peated island style.
The 4.5 litre bottle makes this edition stand out immediately. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it has a special place for customers looking for (…)Elements Of Islay Cask Edition
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Elements Of Islay Cask Edition
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Expected: 27/10/2026Elements of Islay Cask Edition shows Islay from more than one angle. The richer, smoky single malt style from the island's south coast is brought together with a fresher, fruitier style from the north, giving this blended malt a broader view of the island's character.
The Cask Edition idea is built around a considered edit of refill, bourbon and sherry casks. Bottled at 46%, it keeps enough presence to feel distinctly Islay while remaining approachable and easy to enjoy.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a useful bottle for anyone exploring peat beyond a single distillery style. It is made for sipping, but the producer also invites experimentation in cocktails.
The aroma opens with freshly brewed coffee softened by warm milk, followed by (…)Ardbeg Uigeadail Incl. Box
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Ardbeg Uigeadail Incl. Box
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Ardbeg Uigeadail, pronounced Oog-a-dal, takes its name from Loch Uigeadail, the water source connected to the making of this Islay single malt. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see it as one of those whiskies that explains its reputation in the glass: firmly peated, full-bodied and shaped by a carefully chosen marriage of casks.
The heart of Uigeadail is its vatting method. Ardbeg combines deep smoky notes from old American oak bourbon casks with the savoury, raisin-like character of old Oloroso sherry casks. That is what gives this whisky its particular tension: the traditional Ardbeg house style remains bold and smoky, while the sherry influence adds a darker sweetness and extra depth.
Bottled at 54.2%, it has plenty of natural strength. Enjoyed neat, it shows (…)Ardbeg Renaissance
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Ardbeg Renaissance
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Ardbeg Renaissance is an Islay single malt from Scotland with peat firmly at the centre of its personality. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place this bottle in front of someone looking for a clearly defined Ardbeg rather than a gentle introduction to the style.
Distilled in 1998 and matured in oak cask, it carries its strength at 55.9% alcohol with real presence. There is no age statement attached in the supplied details, so the focus naturally shifts to the individual identity of the release: smoky, coastal in feel, and unmistakably rooted in Islay.
With the last bottles indicated and the release marked as a collectors item, Ardbeg Renaissance also has a scarcity that adds to its appeal. It is the sort of bottle that stands apart in a whisky selection (…)Ardbeg Dolce - Ardbeg Day 2026
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Ardbeg Dolce - Ardbeg Day 2026
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In stockArdbeg Dolce - Ardbeg Day 2026 is a Scottish single malt from Islay, built around a clearly peated Ardbeg character and shaped further by a Marsala finish. That cask detail gives this release its own angle: the whisky remains firmly rooted in Islay peat, while the finishing cask adds an extra layer of interest.
At 47.8% ABV, it has enough strength to carry its smoky side with confidence. The flavour profile points to peat as the main feature, supported by lighter notes of wood, spice, fruit and salinity, so the whisky is not defined by smoke alone.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Ardbeg that stands out for customers looking beyond the core style and into a specific limited release. With the last bottles now indicated, its availability is (…)Flavours Smoky 11y (The Whisky Agency - The Whisky Agency Flavours)
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Flavours Smoky 11y (The Whisky Agency - The Whisky Agency Flavours)
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Flavours Smoky 11y is a Scottish single malt from The Whisky Agency's Flavours series, built around a clearly smoky personality. The name is quite direct: this is a whisky where peat smoke takes the lead, while lighter touches of fruit, spice, wood and salinity remain in the background.
Distilled in 2007 and bottled in 2018, it spent 11 years maturing in a hogshead. As a single cask release bottled at cask strength at 48%, it presents one particular cask rather than a blended house style, giving the whisky a more individual feel.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this sits naturally among the more characterful independent bottlings for drinkers who enjoy smoky single malt with a limited-release edge. With the last bottles remaining, it is very much a specific (…)Peatsmoke On Gorgie 2018 5y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky)
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Peatsmoke On Gorgie 2018 5y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky)
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Peatsmoke On Gorgie 2018 5y is a Scottish blended whisky with peat smoke clearly at the centre of its personality. The name points you in the right direction straight away: this is a whisky built around smoke, while still leaving room for a few supporting elements around it.
Distilled in 2018 and bottled in 2023, it spent 5 years maturing in a combination of bourbon and sherry casks. Bottling at cask strength, 57.1%, keeps the whisky close to its natural power and gives it a direct, energetic feel. For a young peated whisky, that sense of immediacy is very much part of the appeal.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, independent releases like this are selected for customers who enjoy bottlings with a clear identity and a defined origin. This Watt Whisky release, bottled (…)Big Peat 12y (Douglas Laing) Tube Incl.
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Big Peat 12y (Douglas Laing) Tube Incl.
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Big Peat 12y takes the familiar Big Peat story into a more mature register. This Islay blended malt is bottled by Douglas Laing as part of the Regional Malts range, a series built around clear, classic expressions of Scotland's whisky regions.
With Big Peat, that regional identity is unmistakably Islay: peat, maritime salinity, smoke, charred oak and darker ashy tones. The 12 years of age give the whisky more depth and cohesion, while keeping the bold coastal character that defines the name.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a natural step for anyone who enjoys the original Big Peat and wants to taste what extra maturation brings to that same robust style. Bottled at 46%, without added colouring and without chill filtration, it keeps its presentation (…)
