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Ardbeg 10y Incl. Box
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Ardbeg 10y Incl. Box
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Ardbeg 10y is an Islay single malt with a very clear sense of place and style. Peat and smoke are central to its identity, and the supplied information describes Ardbeg Ten Years Old as one of the most peaty, smoky and complex single malts on the market. Yet it is not presented as smoke for smoke's sake: the natural softness of malt is an important part of the way this whisky carries its intensity.
Aged for ten years and bottled at 46%, it is matured, according to the product information, in old first-fill and second-fill American oak bourbon casks. It is also non-chill filtered, a choice made to preserve mouthfeel, depth and body. That helps explain the impression of a whisky with real presence, where smoky and sweet elements sit side by side.
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Octomore 14.2 Tube Incl.
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Octomore 14.2 is an Islay single malt from Bruichladdich, bottled at cask strength with an ABV of 57.7%. It is a whisky built around intensity: heavily peated, clearly maritime in tone, and presented without dilution.
Distilled in 2017 and aged for 5 years, it keeps a youthful, direct energy. The American Oak maturation frames the whisky, while the supplied profile points most strongly toward peat smoke and saltiness, with lighter traces of fruit and spice in support.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would introduce to someone looking for a forceful Islay single malt rather than a softened interpretation of the style. Octomore 14.2 is compact, powerful and unmistakably driven by peat and coastal character.
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Octomore 14.1 Tube Incl. (Damaged: Label dirty, damaged or missing)
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Octomore 14.1 is an Islay single malt from Bruichladdich with a very direct sense of power. Bottled at cask strength at 59.6%, it places peat firmly at the centre, supported by a clearly salty side that gives the whisky a strong island identity.
Distilled in 2017 and matured for 5 years in a bourbon barrel, this release is not presented as a wood-driven whisky. The available flavour profile gives oak little emphasis, so the focus stays on peat intensity, salinity and the energy of a young cask-strength single malt.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Octomore 14.1 as a whisky for drinkers who deliberately seek out the more forceful side of Islay: high strength, dominant peat and a compact maturation that keeps the message clear. With only the last bottles (…)Your benefit: € 28,35 / 15%
Octomore 14.1 Tube Incl.
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Octomore 14.1 Tube Incl.
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Octomore 14.1 is an Islay single malt from Bruichladdich with a very direct sense of power. Bottled at cask strength at 59.6%, it places peat firmly at the centre, supported by a clearly salty side that gives the whisky a strong island identity.
Distilled in 2017 and matured for 5 years in a bourbon barrel, this release is not presented as a wood-driven whisky. The available flavour profile gives oak little emphasis, so the focus stays on peat intensity, salinity and the energy of a young cask-strength single malt.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Octomore 14.1 as a whisky for drinkers who deliberately seek out the more forceful side of Islay: high strength, dominant peat and a compact maturation that keeps the message clear. With only the last bottles (…)Oc2 Elements Of Islay 50cl (Speciality Drinks)
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Oc2 Elements Of Islay 50cl (Speciality Drinks)
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Oc2 Elements Of Islay is a Scottish single malt from the Limited Edition range of Elements of Islay, bottled by Speciality Drinks. In the series' periodic-table style coding, Oc stands for Octomore from Bruichladdich, with the number marking the batch. It is a concise but very effective way of putting a specific Islay identity in the spotlight.
The strength is an important part of the story here. Bottled at cask strength at 63.5%, Oc2 keeps a powerful, direct presence rather than being shaped into a softer standard release. Its wine maturation gives this heavily peated Islay whisky a distinct setting, while the absence of an age statement keeps the focus on batch character and cask selection.
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Lp11 Elements Of Islay 50cl
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Lp11 Elements Of Islay is a focused Islay single malt built around Laphroaig, bottled at 52.2% and drawn from a bourbon barrel. The coded Elements Of Islay presentation gives it a more direct, individual feel than a regular core-range release.
Distilled in 2005 and matured for 15 years, this bottling was released in a run of 496 bottles. With the last bottles now remaining, its appeal lies in that sense of a narrowly defined snapshot: one distillery, one style of cask influence, and a clearly Islay-driven personality.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place this among the more expressive island malts in the selection. Peat and coastal salinity carry the conversation, with lighter fruit and spice sitting behind them rather than taking over.
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Croftenga 2006 15y (The Whisky Trail By Elixir - Silhouette Series)
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Croftenga 2006 15y is a Highland single malt from Loch Lomond, bottled independently by The Whisky Trail by Elixir as part of the Silhouette Series. It is the kind of release where the individual cask matters: one selection, one point in maturation, one clearly defined style.
The whisky was distilled in 2006 and bottled in 2022 after 15 years, drawn from a single hogshead at cask strength. With an outturn of just 269 bottles and a strength of 53.2%, it keeps a close connection to the cask rather than presenting itself as a broad, polished batch.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Croftenga earns its place through that combination of Highland origin, single cask scarcity and a distinctly coastal, peated direction. As these are the last bottles, it is a (…)Islay 2007 16y (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers) Tube Incl.
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Islay 2007 16y (Alistair Walker - Infrequent Flyers) Tube Incl.
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This Islay 2007 16 Year Old from Alistair Walker's Infrequent Flyers range is deliberately discreet about its distillery, but far from vague in character. The name points to the essentials: a single malt from Islay, distilled in 2007 and bottled in 2023 after 16 years of maturation, with peat, salt and coastal intensity at its core.
Drawn from a single cask and bottled at cask strength, 54.4%, it represents one very specific slice of maturation rather than a broad house style. Only 305 bottles were produced, and with the last bottles now available, it has the feel of a release that is quietly slipping away. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is exactly the kind of bottling we like to place in front of curious whisky drinkers: recognisably Islay, yet not defined by a distillery (…)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 (…)Octomore 12.3
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Octomore 12.3
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Octomore 12.3 is an Islay single malt with a very clear sense of direction: peat, strength and a salty edge. In the selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this Bruichladdich stands out through its combination of 5 years of age, 62.1% alcohol and a heavily peated profile.
The Pedro Ximenez finish adds another layer to the whisky without taking attention away from its smoke-driven nature. Peat is the leading element here, supported by noticeable spice and salinity, while fruit plays a lighter, secondary role.
With the last bottles now in focus, Octomore 12.3 is especially relevant for drinkers looking for a powerful Islay whisky with a defined cask-finish accent. It is not a quiet dram; it is built around intensity, concentration and a firm peated identity.
Octomore 17.2 Tube Incl.
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Octomore 17.2 Tube Incl.
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Octomore 17.2 takes the same 81 PPM Concerto barley foundation as 17.1, then sends it in a different direction through cask treatment. After bourbon maturation, Port cask influence brings extra fruitiness, sweetness and depth, while the powerful peat smoke remains firmly present.
That is the fascinating part of this Islay single malt: it is not simply about intensity. The peat is still the dominant voice, but the cask influence gives room to red fruit, citrus, spice and a salty edge. At 5 years old and 59.5% ABV, it remains a forceful whisky, yet the Port element adds a distinct layer around the smoky core.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, Octomore 17.2 is the kind of release we value for showing how much cask choice can shape a heavily peated whisky without taking (…)Ardbeg Wee Beastie 5y
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Ardbeg Wee Beastie 5y
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Ardbeg Wee Beastie 5y is the youngest whisky from Ardbeg, but there is nothing shy about it. This Islay single malt is built around the rawer side of the distillery: bold smoke, cracked black pepper, tar and a savoury, meaty edge that gives it a deliberately untamed feel.
Its five years of maturation in ex-bourbon and oloroso sherry casks are not presented as a route to softness. Wee Beastie is described by Ardbeg as the enfant terrible of the spirits world: young, powerful and carrying a serious bite. In the whisky selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out for drinkers who want Islay with energy, smoke and saltiness rather than a gentle, polished profile.
It can be enjoyed neat, with a little water, or over two or three large ice cubes. Ardbeg also (…)Ardbeg Smoketrails 1st Edition Manzanilla 1l Travel Retail
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Ardbeg Smoketrails 1st Edition Manzanilla 1l Travel Retail
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Ardbeg Smoketrails 1st Edition Manzanilla is an Islay single malt with a clear sense of place: peat smoke and a salty edge sit at the heart of the whisky. The Manzanilla name points to a sherry finish, giving this release a different angle from a style built solely around smoke.
Bottled at 46% and presented as a one-litre Travel Retail edition, it carries no age statement. That puts the focus firmly on origin, cask influence and flavour direction. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see it as an Ardbeg release for those who appreciate the distillery's smoky Islay side, with fruit and gentle spice playing a supporting role through the sherry finish.
As the first edition of Smoketrails and now down to the last bottles, it has become a more limited find. Its appeal (…)Laphroaig Elements L1.0 Incl. Box
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Laphroaig Elements L1.0 Incl. Box
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Laphroaig Elements L1.0 is a Scottish single malt from Islay with the emphasis firmly on the side of peat and salinity. At 58.6% alcohol, it is a robust release rather than a gentle introduction, carrying its Islay identity with real presence.
Maturation in a bourbon barrel gives the whisky its setting, yet the supplied flavour profile does not put wood at the centre. The impression is driven more by peat smoke and coastal saltiness, with lighter touches of fruit and spice in support. As a no-age-statement bottling, it draws attention to style, strength and expression rather than maturation age.
For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Laphroaig that speaks clearly to drinkers who appreciate a more pronounced Islay character. With only the last bottles (…)Old Pulteney 2012 10y Flotilla Incl. Box
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Old Pulteney 2012 10y Flotilla Incl. Box
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Old Pulteney 2012 10y Flotilla is a Scottish Highland single malt, distilled in 2012 and matured for 10 years. It sits within the Old Pulteney range as a release with a more defined flavour direction, built around a clearly salty profile.
The bourbon barrel maturation gives the whisky its ageing framework, while the supplied flavour profile points strongly toward salt and peat. Fruit and spice are present in a lighter, supporting role, so the emphasis is less on heavy oak influence and more on a direct, characterful style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place this bottle among the Highland single malts for drinkers looking for something with a firmer edge. Bottled at 46%, it has enough strength to carry that salty, peated side without being presented as a (…)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 (…)Port Charlotte Syc:01 2013 10y
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Port Charlotte Syc:01 2013 10y
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Port Charlotte Syc:01 2013 10y is a Scottish single malt from Islay with a clearly coastal, peated identity. Distilled in 2013, aged for ten years and bottled at 54.4%, it comes across as a whisky with real presence and a firm sense of place.
The use of bourbon and wine casks gives the maturation its framework, yet the main character remains centred on peat and salinity. Fruit and spice are part of the picture, but they sit in a supporting role rather than taking over the style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a fitting choice for drinkers looking for the stronger side of Islay: smoke, maritime tension and enough structure to keep the whisky focused.
The flavour profile is led by clear peat smoke and a pronounced salty edge. Lighter (…)Bruichladdich 2007 13y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky)
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Bruichladdich 2007 13y (Campbeltown Whisky Company - Watt Whisky)
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Bruichladdich 2007 13y is the kind of Islay single malt where the details matter because they all point to one specific cask. Distilled in 2007 and bottled in 2021, it spent 13 years in a bourbon barrel before being released as a single cask bottling.
Watt Whisky, bottled by Campbeltown Whisky Company, presented it at cask strength: 57.1%. With only 254 bottles drawn from that one barrel, this is not a broad house-style release, but a focused snapshot of one maturation.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are valued for their directness. The Islay origin, pronounced peat influence, salty profile and limited outturn give this Bruichladdich a clear identity among independent single malt releases.
The supplied flavour profile points (…)Berry Bros Classic Islay (Berry Bros Classic Range)
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Berry Bros Classic Islay (Berry Bros Classic Range)
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Berry Bros Classic Islay gives a clear reading of what many drinkers look for in an Islay single malt: peat smoke, a firm salty edge and a style that stays focused rather than overworked.
Part of the Berry Bros Classic Range, this bottling is not built around an age statement, but around a recognisable regional character. Bottled at 45.3% and matured in oak casks, it places the peated and coastal elements at the centre, with lighter fruit and spice sitting more quietly behind them.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would point to when someone wants a straightforward Islay expression with enough strength and definition: smoky, saline and unmistakably shaped by its style.
The flavour is led by peat smoke and a clear salty (…)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 (…)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 Uigeadail Incl. Box
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Ardbeg Uigeadail Incl. Box
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Ardbeg Uigeadail is a forceful Islay single malt built around the distillery's deeply peated style, but with an added darker sweetness from sherry cask influence. The name is pronounced Oog-a-dal and refers to Loch Uigeadail, whose water plays a part in the making of this whisky.
Rather than coming from one single cask, Uigeadail is a vatting of different casks. Ardbeg brings together the deep smoky notes of old American oak bourbon casks with the savoury, raisin-like character of old Oloroso sherry casks. That combination gives the whisky its appeal: intense peat smoke, plenty of weight at 54.2%, and a sweet, dark layer that sits beneath the smoke.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of someone looking for a bold Islay (…)Octomore 17.1 Tube Incl.
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Octomore 17.1 Tube Incl.
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Octomore 17.1 sits at the core of Bruichladdich's 17 series, and it speaks very clearly about what this Islay single malt is meant to show: peat at high intensity, handled with precision. Made from 100% Concerto barley from the Scottish mainland and peated to 81 PPM, it puts smoke firmly in the foreground while keeping the identity of the spirit in view.
The maturation is entirely in First Fill Bourbon Casks, and that simplicity matters here. Rather than layering several cask influences, Octomore 17.1 gives space to the distillate, the peat and the salty edge to come through. At five years old and bottled at a cask strength of 59.7%, it remains direct, powerful and full of youthful energy.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a whisky for drinkers who (…)Lagavulin 16y Incl. Box
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Lagavulin 16y Incl. Box
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Lagavulin 16y is a Scottish single malt from Islay with a very clear identity: mature, peated and distinctly maritime in style. The 16-year age statement gives it a sense of development, while its Islay origin remains at the centre of the experience.
Maturation in sherry and bourbon casks adds depth to the whisky's structure, but the main impression is shaped by peat and saltiness. Fruit and spice are present in a more supporting role, giving some extra nuance without taking attention away from the island character.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, Lagavulin 16y is the kind of whisky we place in front of customers looking for a classic Islay single malt with maturity and a clear peated signature. Bottled at 43%, it keeps its strength controlled while still showing a (…)
