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Knappogue Castle 1995 25y (La Maison Du Whisky - Ex Libris)

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Knappogue Castle 1995 25y is an Irish single malt with a very clearly defined identity: distilled in 1995, bottled in 2021 and aged for 25 years. That gives the bottle a sense of time and place rather than the feel of a standard release.

Bottled by La Maison du Whisky as part of the Ex Libris selection, it comes from a single bourbon barrel and was released at cask strength, 50.9% ABV. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we like to present when someone is looking for a bottling with a precise story behind it: one cask, one vintage, one mature Irish single malt.

Its single cask origin, long ageing and collectors item status make it a distinctive bottle within the Irish whiskey category. With only the last bottles remaining, it carries the (…)

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Arran The Explorers Series N°4 Drumadoon Point Incl. Box

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Arran The Explorers Series N°4 Drumadoon Point is a Scottish single malt from the Isle of Arran with maturity and release character at its centre. Aged for 23 years, sherry matured and bottled at cask strength at 49.5%, it sits firmly in the more serious side of Arran's range.

As the fourth release in The Explorers Series, it was bottled in an edition of 9,000 bottles. With only the last bottles remaining and the whisky marked as a collector's item, there is a clear sense of scarcity here, but the appeal is not only in the limited nature of the release. Drumadoon Point gives this bottling its own identity within the series.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of Arran that rewards a more attentive drinker: mature, sherry-led, bottled at a (…)

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Dalmore Vintage 2006 Incl. Box

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Dalmore Vintage 2006 is an 18-year-old Highland single malt shaped by a carefully considered maturation. It was aged in ex-bourbon casks made from American white oak, then enriched with hand-selected Matusalem and Amoroso sherry casks.

The appeal here lies in the way the cask influences come together. The American oak gives the whisky its foundation, while the sherry casks bring darker fruit, spice and a deeper, more polished layer. Bottled at 47.2%, it has enough strength to carry that richness with confidence.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Dalmore for drinkers who enjoy mature Highland single malt with fruit, wood and spice at the centre, rather than peat smoke. It is unchill filtered and bottled at natural colour, keeping the presentation (…)

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Clynelish 1990 30y Artist #12 (Signatory - Artist Edition) Incl. Box

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Clynelish 1990 30y Artist #12 is a Highland single malt built around one very specific cask. A single bourbon barrel, thirty years of maturation and just 137 bottles: this is a tightly defined release rather than a whisky made for broad consistency.

Signatory bottled it as part of the Artist Edition, at cask strength and 47.7% alcohol. That detail matters here, because it keeps the whisky close to the way the cask presented itself after its long maturation, without reducing it to a standard bottling strength.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of customers who enjoy older single malts with a clear sense of origin and individuality. The Clynelish name, the Highland background, the single cask format and the small outturn all (…)

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Compass Box Hedonism 2025

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Compass Box Hedonism 2025 is a Scottish grain whisky where the interest lies less in an age statement and more in the style of the release. The Marsala cask reference gives this edition a clear direction, supported by a flavour profile in which fruit, spice and wood are all clearly present, with a lighter floral detail in the background.

Bottled at 46%, it has enough strength to carry that cask-led character without moving into a peated or coastal style. The supplied profile points instead toward a whisky shaped by grain whisky softness, wood influence and a spiced-fruit line.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Compass Box Hedonism 2025 as the kind of bottle for someone who enjoys exploring Scottish grain whisky through a specific cask perspective. With 9,912 (…)

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Glen Grant 1999 26y (The Whisky Agency - Wave Farewell To 2025)

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Glen Grant 1999 26y is a Speyside single malt with a real sense of maturity. Distilled in 1999 and bottled in 2025 after 26 years, it was selected by The Whisky Agency for the Wave farewell to 2025 series. As a single cask hogshead release bottled at 51.2%, it feels less like a general house style and more like a focused snapshot of one particular cask.

The character described here is very atmospheric: roasted herbs, resinous notes and pine needles, with the image of walking through an autumn forest. Wood, spice and fruit all have a clear role, supported by a lighter floral touch, while peat is absent from the profile. The interest lies in maturation, spice and that woodland-like aromatic edge.

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Glendronach 1993 28y Lmdw Incl. Box

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Glendronach 1993 28y Lmdw is a Highland single malt built around age, cask individuality and natural strength. Distilled in 1993 and bottled in 2022, it spent 28 years maturing before being drawn from a single puncheon and bottled at cask strength, at 52.3% ABV.

That one cask produced 634 bottles, and with this release now down to its last bottles, it has a particular place in the Drankenshop Broekmans selection. It is the kind of whisky we like to present as a focused view of one mature cask rather than as a broad house-style expression.

The flavour direction points towards fruit, spice and wood as the main elements, supported by a lighter floral touch. Peat and salinity are not part of the stated profile, so the emphasis remains on maturation, cask presence (…)

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Benriach 1991 32y Artist 13 (Signatory - Artist Edition) Incl. Box

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Benriach 1991 32y Artist 13 is a whisky where age is the first thing that sets the tone. Distilled in 1991 and bottled in 2023, this Speyside single malt spent 32 years maturing before being selected for release.

Signatory bottled it as part of the Artist Edition from a single sherry butt. That gives the whisky a very clear sense of origin: one cask, one long maturation, 535 bottles. Within the Drankenshop Broekmans range, this is the kind of bottle that stands out for drinkers who appreciate a precisely defined release rather than a broad house style.

At 51.2% alcohol, it keeps enough strength to carry its mature profile. The stated flavour direction points towards fruit, spice and wood, with a lighter floral touch in support. With only the last bottles (…)

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Imperial 1995 25y (The Single Malts Of Scotland)

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Imperial 1995 25y is a Speyside single malt built around the individuality of one cask. It was distilled on 8 November 1995 and bottled on 12 April 2021, after 25 years of maturation in a Bourbon Barrel.

Only 185 bottles were drawn from this single cask, and it was bottled at cask strength at 54%. That gives the whisky a very direct link to its cask of origin: a specific, limited snapshot rather than a broadly composed release.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottling we like to present to customers who enjoy older Scotch whisky with a clear sense of provenance. Its profile points towards fruit, spice and wood influence, with a lighter floral side in support.

The stated flavour profile is centred on fruit, spice and a clear wood (…)

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Inchgower 2010 Palo Cortado (Adelphi)

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Inchgower 2010 Palo Cortado is a 14-year-old Speyside single malt with a very defined identity: one cask, first-fill Palo Cortado sherry maturation and bottling at cask strength. The interest here is not just richness, but the drier, nutty and citrus-led tension that Palo Cortado can bring to the whisky's structure.

Selected by Adelphi and bottled at 57.7%, it keeps a firm, concentrated feel. The supplied notes point towards candied citrus, nuts and a dry, engaging finish, while the overall profile shows fruit, spice and wood all playing an important role. It reads as a whisky with plenty to unpack rather than a soft, easygoing sherry style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Inchgower stands out as a limited single cask release with only the last bottles (…)

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Imperial 1995 27y (Silver Seal) Tube Incl.

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Imperial 1995 27y is a Speyside single malt with a strong sense of age, cask identity and scarcity. Distilled in 1995 and bottled in 2023, it spent 27 years maturing before being drawn from a single cask. That gives this release a very specific voice rather than the broader character of a larger batch whisky.

The sherry maturation brings a richer direction to the whisky, while the 50.4% cask strength bottling keeps it close to its natural cask character. For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that stands out through maturity and precision: one cask, 160 bottles, and now down to the last available bottles.

Its profile is built around fruit, spice and wood, with a lighter floral accent in the background. Peat and salinity are not part of the (…)

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Glentauchers 2006 18y Tb (Thompson Brothers)

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Glentauchers 2006 18y Tb is a Speyside single malt with a clear sense of maturity and natural strength. Distilled on 8 June 2006 and aged for 18 years, it was bottled at 52.4%, giving the whisky the presence and definition of cask strength without losing its fragrant fruit-driven side.

The hogshead maturation adds wood and spice in a supporting role, while the character remains centred on ripe, expressive fruit and creamy sweetness. Thompson Bros is known for bottlings without chill filtration and with natural colour, an approach that keeps the whisky close to its cask identity.

With 408 bottles released and the last bottles now in circulation, this Glentauchers has a quietly limited character within the Drankenshop Broekmans selection. It is a whisky for (…)

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Mosstowie 1979 40y Artist #11 (Signatory - Artist Edition) Incl. Box

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Mosstowie 1979 40y Artist #11 is a single malt built around patience, cask selection and scarcity. Distilled in 1979, aged for 40 years and bottled by Signatory as part of the Artist Edition, it comes from one individual bourbon barrel rather than a larger vatting.

Only 150 bottles were drawn from that cask, at a natural cask strength of 50.3%. That gives this Speyside malt a very specific identity: wood, spice and fruit form the main lines of the profile, with a lighter floral accent sitting more quietly in the background.

Within the whisky selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this Mosstowie has the feel of a bottle for drinkers who appreciate the detail of a single cask and the way long maturation can shape a whisky over time. With the last bottles now (…)

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Stalla Dhu Truthbetold 22y (Stalla Dhu Single Cask)

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Stalla Dhu Truthbetold 22y is a Speyside blended malt with a deliberately quiet identity. The source remains undisclosed, so the focus shifts away from a distillery name and towards the whisky itself.

Bottled by Stalla Dhu as a single cask from a bourbon barrel, it carries 22 years of maturation and is presented at cask strength, 54.4% alcohol. That gives the whisky a direct link to the individual cask it came from. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of someone who enjoys mature Speyside whisky but is also curious about independent bottlings beyond the usual labels.

With only the last bottles remaining, its limited nature becomes part of the appeal. Not because scarcity needs to be overstated, but because a single cask is (…)

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Secret Highland 1985 34y (The Whisky Agency)

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Secret Highland 1985 34y is the kind of whisky where the discretion is part of the appeal. The distillery remains undisclosed, yet the essentials are clear: a Scottish Highland single malt, distilled in 1985 and bottled in 2020 after 34 years of maturation. At that age, the whisky has had time to develop its own voice without relying on a famous name on the label.

This is a single cask release from a hogshead, bottled at cask strength at 47%. That makes it a very specific snapshot of one individual cask rather than a whisky shaped to fit a house style. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are valued for exactly that reason: they invite attention to the liquid itself, the maturation, and the particular path one cask has taken over decades.

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North Of Scotland 1972 (The Nectar - Daily Dram)

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North Of Scotland 1972 is a Scottish grain whisky with an age statement that immediately sets the tone: 49 years. Distilled in May 1972 and bottled in July 2021, this Daily Dram release from The Nectar captures one individual cask rather than a broader vatting.

It was drawn from a Bourbon Barrel and bottled as a single cask at cask strength, 40.5% alcohol. With only 234 bottles released, availability is naturally very limited. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of customers who appreciate mature grain whisky and the very particular voice of an independent bottling.

The appeal here lies in its focus. A Scottish grain whisky from 1972, matured for almost five decades, bottled from one cask and released in a small outturn: the (…)

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Miltonduff 1990 #3809 (Berry Bros - Berry's Exceptional Casks) Incl. Box

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Miltonduff 1990 #3809 is a fine example of why independent bottlings can be so rewarding. Berry Bros & Rudd, active in the drinks world since 1698, uses its Berry's Exceptional Casks range for whiskies and rums that stand apart through origin, cask selection or a flavour profile with something extra to say.

This Speyside single malt draws much of its interest from Miltonduff itself. The distillery is described as one that can be overlooked because much of its production goes into blends, yet older casks of 20 years and beyond develop a character of their own. Distilled in 1990 and bottled in 2023, this release spent 33 years maturing in a hogshead.

Drawn from a single cask and bottled at 54.1%, it yielded just 243 bottles. For Drankenshop Broekmans, this (…)

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Ben Nevis 1997 24y (Thompson Brothers)

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Ben Nevis 1997 24y is a Highland single malt built around maturity, provenance and limited availability. Distilled in 1997 and aged for 24 years, it presents an older side of Ben Nevis without moving into a peated or coastal style.

The hogshead maturation and cask strength bottling give this release a direct, unpolished feel. With only 357 bottles produced, and with the final bottles now remaining, it occupies a special place at Drankenshop Broekmans for drinkers who appreciate older Highland malt with a clearly defined vintage.

Its profile is centred on fruit, spice and a noticeable wood influence, with a lighter floral note in support. There is no peat-driven character here; the interest lies in the combination of age, cask and the distillery's Highland (…)

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Bushmills 2008 Jupille

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Bushmills 2008 Jupille shows a more distinctive side of Irish single malt from Bushmills. Distilled on 5 June 2008 and bottled at 13 years of age, it is marked by a Jupille Cask Finish, giving this release a point of difference from more familiar maturation styles.

At 55.1% alcohol, it has a firm presence, while its flavour direction stays away from peat and salinity. The character is built around fruit, spice and wood, with a lighter floral element sitting in the background.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of Irish whiskey that rewards curiosity: recognisably Bushmills in origin, yet shaped by a finish that makes the bottle stand apart. The last-bottles indication also tells you this is no longer an endlessly available release.

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Amrut 2016 8y Virgin Oak Incl. Box

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Amrut 2016 8y Virgin Oak is an Indian single malt with a very focused identity: one cask, eight years of maturation and bottled at cask strength. Distilled in April 2016 and bottled in July 2024, it carries its strength naturally at 60% ABV.

The Virgin Oak cask gives the whisky a clear wood-driven presence, supported by pronounced spice and fruit. A lighter floral side sits in the background, adding a little lift without taking away from the firm, direct nature of the single cask style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Amrut release we see as a precise snapshot rather than a broad house style. Only 102 bottles came from this cask, and with the last bottles now indicated, it is especially relevant for drinkers who enjoy exploring the individual (…)

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Chichibu 2013 Virgin

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Chichibu 2013 Virgin is a Japanese single malt where the details really matter: one distillation year, one virgin oak cask, one very limited release. Distilled in 2013 and bottled in 2020 at cask strength, it captures a specific seven-year development of Chichibu spirit in new American white oak. Only 212 bottles were drawn from the cask.

This bottling is linked to Chichibu 2013 Single Virgin Oak Cask #2933, bottled for La Maison du Whisky as part of the French Connections series and also referred to as Tanshozuru within Le Carnaval des Animaux Series by Orane Sigal. That gives it a clear place among the small-scale Chichibu releases where cask selection and presentation are part of the identity of the whisky.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle (…)

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Paul John Kanya

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Paul John Kanya is an Indian single malt whisky with a character that steps away from the more familiar Scotch frame of reference. Bottled at 50%, it has a confident presence in the glass, while its identity is not built around an age statement.

The bourbon barrel maturation gives it a setting where wood influence, spice and fruit come clearly forward, supported by a lighter floral accent. Peat is not the defining feature here; the focus is more on cask-driven depth, warmth and structure.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that gives curious whisky drinkers a focused look at Indian single malt in a fuller-strength style. With only the last bottles remaining, it also has a naturally more limited feel on the shelf.

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