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Six Isles Port Finish
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Six Isles Port Finish
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Six Isles Port Finish is a Scottish blended malt built around island malts, given an additional layer through a finish in port casks. That finish brings a fruity, wine-like dimension to a whisky that still keeps a sense of maritime strength.
The appeal here is in the contrast: red-fruit sweetness and a gentle Portuguese influence set against light smoke, subtle peat and a touch of salinity. It feels generous without losing its island-inspired edge.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as an engaging alternative for drinkers who want to step beyond the usual single malt path. It carries no age statement, is bottled at 48%, and has enough structure to let the port finish, fruit and lightly smoky side speak clearly.
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Ardmore 2009 12y Ww (Campbeltown Whisky Company)
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Ardmore 2009 12y Ww is a Highland single malt with a very specific identity: distilled in 2009, bottled in August 2022, matured for 12 years and drawn from a single bourbon barrel. Rather than presenting a broad, blended house expression, it captures one individual cask at one moment in time.
Bottled at 57.1%, it carries its cask strength clearly. The flavour profile points first towards fruit, supported by lighter touches of wood, spice, salinity and gentle peat. That combination gives the whisky a direct, unpolished feel without needing to make it heavy or overworked.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued for their limited nature and their ability to show a distillery from a more individual angle. With only the last bottles remaining, this (…)Bowmore 2001 18y Lbb Sv (Signatory Vintage Various) Incl. Box
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Bowmore 2001 18y Lbb Sv (Signatory Vintage Various) Incl. Box
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Bowmore 2001 18y Lbb Sv is a whisky where the individual cask takes centre stage. Distilled on 13 March 2001 and bottled on 21 August 2019, it spent 18 years maturing before being released by Signatory as a single cask bottling. Rather than presenting Bowmore in a broad house style, it captures one specific cask at one specific point in time.
The sherry finish gives this Islay single malt a clearly fruity direction, while the island character remains present through gentle peat and a light salty edge. Wood and spice are there as supporting notes rather than dominant forces. Bottled at 55.4% cask strength, it keeps its profile concentrated and direct.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are appreciated for the way they let whisky drinkers explore a (…)Bunnahbhain Feis Abhainn
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Bunnahbhain Feis Abhainn
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Bunnahbhain Feis Abhainn is an Islay single malt with a more direct, full-strength presentation. Bottled at 50.8% and released at cask strength, it is not shaped around softness, but around a closer connection to the whisky as it comes from the cask.
With no age statement given, the focus shifts to character rather than maturation years. The supplied flavour profile points to a clearly fruity centre, supported by gentle spice, a salty edge and a light peated note. It carries an Islay identity, but the peat remains part of the composition rather than the whole message.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in front of customers looking for a single malt with intensity and a little scarcity around it. The indication that these are the (…)Bunnahabhain 40y
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Bunnahabhain 40y
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Bunnahabhain 40y is a Scottish Islay single malt where the age statement immediately defines the conversation. Forty years of maturation gives this whisky a composed, mature presence, while the available profile points to an Islay character built on nuance rather than sheer peat intensity.
With 1000 bottles released, this is not a broad everyday expression but a carefully limited bottling. Its interest lies in the patience behind it: a long-aged Bunnahabhain where fruit and spice are the main threads, supported more gently by wood, coastal salinity and peat.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a whisky for those moments when the story of age, origin and restraint matters as much as the strength on the label. At 41.9% alcohol, the emphasis stays on (…)Caol Ila 25y Incl. Box
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Caol Ila 25y Incl. Box
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Caol Ila 25y shows a mature side of Islay single malt, shaped by long ageing rather than sheer force. Its profile is led by fruit and peat, while oak, spice and a light salty touch sit more quietly in the background.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would introduce to someone who wants Caol Ila with age and composure. The oak cask maturation supports the whisky, but the supplied profile does not point towards a heavily wood-driven style.
Bottled at 43%, Caol Ila 25y keeps its strength measured. The interest lies in the combination of mature single malt, clear peat influence and a distinctly fruity core.
The flavour profile is mainly built around fruitiness and peat smoke. These two elements are clearly present and define (…)Glenfiddich Fire & Cane Tube Incl.
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Glenfiddich Fire & Cane Tube Incl.
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Glenfiddich Fire & Cane is a Speyside single malt built around contrast. The name points towards that meeting of a gentle smoky element and a rum cask finish, rather than a whisky driven by heavy peat or pronounced oak. Bottled at 43% and without an age statement, it places clear emphasis on fruit and spice, with lighter wood, saline and peated touches in the background.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Glenfiddich we would introduce to someone curious to see a different side of the distillery's single malt style. The rum finish gives it a distinctive direction, while the subtle smoky and savoury accents add extra definition without taking over the whisky.
Additional information about the brand can be found at https://www.glenfiddich.com/
Kilchoman 100% Islay 4th Edition Incl. Box
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Kilchoman 100% Islay 4th Edition Incl. Box
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Kilchoman 100% Islay 4th Edition is built around a very clear idea: every stage takes place at the distillery itself, from growing the barley through to bottling. For an Islay single malt, that gives the whisky a particularly direct sense of origin and identity.
Bottled at 50%, this 4th Edition matured in bourbon barrels. Its interest does not come from an age statement, but from the way it is made and the way it expresses its place. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see it as one of those bottles that is worth explaining properly: an Islay malt with freshness, citrus brightness and a gentle peat presence.
With 12,000 bottles released, this is a defined edition rather than an ongoing standard bottling, and these are now the last bottles. Its popularity is easy to (…)Laphroaig 25y B2016
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Laphroaig 25y B2016
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Laphroaig 25y B2016 is a mature Islay single malt with a very clear sense of place and age. It brings together 25 years of maturation, cask strength bottling and a combination of sherry and bourbon casks, giving this release a more serious, contemplative side within the Laphroaig range.
The supplied flavour profile points to peat and fruit as the main pillars, supported by lighter touches of wood, spice and salinity. That balance makes the bottle especially interesting at Drankenshop Broekmans for customers who look beyond the standard expression and want a Laphroaig with age, strength and a collector's appeal.
B2016 marks this as a specific release of the 25-year-old, rather than a general statement of style. It remains firmly tied to Islay, but with the (…)Douglas Laing Double Barrel Scotland India
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Douglas Laing Double Barrel Scotland India
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Douglas Laing Double Barrel Scotland India is a Blended Malt built around a striking meeting of origins: an Indian Single Malt joined with a Scottish Single Malt from the Highlands. Rather than leaning on an age statement, it focuses on the contrast and connection between two whisky cultures in one bottle.
The label gives that idea a visual form. A Bengal tiger, India's national animal, appears alongside the unicorn, the national animal of Scotland. It is a fitting image for a whisky where smoky malt, citrus brightness and spice come together without losing the sense of either side of the blend.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to introduce to customers who enjoy whisky with a clear concept behind it. Bottled at 50%, with no added (…)Big Peat Feis Isle (Douglas Laing Regional Malts)
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Big Peat Feis Isle (Douglas Laing Regional Malts)
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Big Peat Feis Isle is a special Islay release from Douglas Laing's Regional Malts range. That series is built around blended malts that capture the character of Scotland's whisky regions, often with a playful sense of presentation. This edition is tied to Feis Ile, the annual Islay festival that has become an important moment in the calendar for many whisky drinkers.
For this limited Big Peat bottling, Douglas Laing chose a rum cask finish. It brings a sweeter, richer and more fruit-led side to the familiar peated Islay style, while keeping the smoky island identity firmly in place. Peat, ripe fruit, gentle spice and a touch of salt all sit within the same glass.
Only 5,688 bottles were released worldwide, and with the last bottles now indicated, it has a (…)Bowmore 1980 30y Queen's Visit
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Bowmore 1980 30y Queen's Visit
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Bowmore 1980 30y Queen's Visit is an Islay single malt with a very precise sense of place and time. It was distilled on 9 August 1980 and bottled on 7 September 2011, after thirty years of maturation. That long ageing period already sets it apart from more regular releases.
Drawn from a single hogshead and bottled at cask strength at 46.7%, this is a narrowly defined release rather than a broad house style. Only 156 bottles were produced, and with the last bottles now indicated, Drankenshop Broekmans treats it as a particularly specific snapshot of Bowmore from one individual cask.
The stated flavour profile points towards clear wood influence and fruit, with spice, salinity and peat playing supporting roles. In other words, the Islay identity is present, but (…)*Vintage* Bowmore 1996 20y Hand-Filled At The Distillery
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*Vintage* Bowmore 1996 20y Hand-Filled At The Distillery
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This Vintage Bowmore 1996 20 Year Old is the kind of Islay single malt where the story sits very close to the liquid. Distilled on 17 September 1996 and bottled on 23 November 2016, it was drawn from a single Oloroso sherry cask and bottled at natural cask strength, 56.2%.
The hand-filled at the distillery detail gives it a more personal feel than a standard release. Rather than representing a broad batch, this is a focused single cask Bowmore, shaped by twenty years of maturation and the influence of an Oloroso sherry cask.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a bottle like this naturally stands out for customers who appreciate provenance, limited availability and distillery-linked bottlings. With the final bottles remaining and the product marked as a collector's (…)Balvenie 14y Week Of Peat Tube Incl.
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Balvenie 14y Week Of Peat Tube Incl.
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Balvenie 14y Week Of Peat is a Speyside single malt Scotch whisky with a subtly different angle. Its name points clearly towards peat, yet the supplied flavour profile suggests a lightly peated style rather than a heavily smoky one.
At 14 years old and bottled at 48.3%, it has enough presence to carry that gentle peat influence alongside the whisky's other elements. Wood, spice, fruit, a saline touch and peat all sit in the lighter range, giving the whisky a more nuanced rather than forceful profile.
For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Balvenie that adds an extra point of interest to the shelf: recognisably Speyside in origin, but with a restrained smoky dimension for those who enjoy discovering a different side of a familiar name. Additional (…)Longrow 21y 2023 Incl. Box
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Longrow 21y 2023 Incl. Box
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Longrow 21y 2023 is a Campbeltown single malt with the calm authority that comes from extended maturation. The 21 years matter here, not as a headline alone, but as part of the whisky's overall feel: mature, shaped by cask, yet still clearly carrying the peated Longrow identity.
Its maturation brings together 60% sherry casks and 40% bourbon casks. That balance gives the whisky room to move between exotic fruit, gentle sweetness, a touch of spice, coastal salinity and a dry peated close. At 46%, it remains expressive without feeling forced.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of release we like to present to customers who enjoy whiskies with a sense of place and patience. Only 3600 bottles were released, making the 2023 edition a limited Longrow with a (…)Lochlea Ploughing Edition Third Crop Incl. Box
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Lochlea Ploughing Edition Third Crop Incl. Box
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Lochlea Ploughing Edition Third Crop shows a smokier side of this Lowland single malt. As the fourth limited edition and the closing chapter of the seasonal trilogy, it brings a darker accent to the Lochlea range, shaped by maturation in ex-Islay casks.
The familiar Lochlea grain character is still there, supported by fresh fruit, but here it is joined by smoke, a saline edge and a peaty finish. The supplied product information describes it as Lochlea's smokiest whisky, giving this release a clearly defined place within the series.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Ploughing Edition as a strong example of how Lochlea can move beyond its gentler Lowland profile without losing its own identity. Bottled at 46% and released in limited quantities, it is a (…)Springbank 18y 2026
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Springbank 18y 2026
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Springbank 18y 2026 is one of those annual releases that naturally draws attention from people who follow Campbeltown whisky. At 18 years old, it carries maturity, but the appeal here is also in the way the whisky keeps its coastal, slightly peated identity clearly in view.
This batch is built mainly around ex-sherry cask maturation, making up 80% of the composition, with the remaining 20% coming from ex-bourbon casks. That gives the whisky room for fruit, spice and depth, while the 46% bottling strength keeps enough definition for the salty and gently peated notes to come through.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Springbank we like to introduce as a whisky that rewards a little patience. The tasting notes even suggest letting it stand for a (…)Springbank 10y 2026
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Springbank 10y 2026
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In stockSpringbank 10y 2026 is a(n) whisky from Scotland by the brand Springbank. It falls within the whisky group under the category Single Malt. This whisky comes from the Campbeltown region. It is one of the many references you can currently buy online at Drankenshop Broekmans.
It is a version of 70 cl and has an alcohol content of 46%.
We have compiled a flavour profile for this Springbank 10y 2026 whisky. Of course, taste is very personal, so these parameters mainly serve as a guide to help you figure out what you like so you can discover new things.
The spicy, and also fruity flavours are quite noticeable, but are not dominant. They help determine the flavour, profile and character of this drink but are less decisive than any strong notes (…)Port Ellen 1983 32y 15th
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Port Ellen 1983 32y 15th
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Port Ellen 1983 32y 15th is the kind of Islay single malt that asks to be approached with time and attention. Distilled in 1983 and matured for 32 years, it was bottled at cask strength, carrying its 53.9% alcohol without dilution down to a standard bottling strength.
The bourbon cask maturation provides the setting, while the supplied profile points to a whisky where peat and fruit are clearly present. Salt, spice and wood sit in a more supporting role, adding structure rather than taking over the conversation. It is a mature Islay whisky with power, but also with a profile that is not built on peat alone.
Only 2,964 bottles were released, and with the final bottles now in view, its collector's item status is easy to understand. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we (…)Kilchoman Machir Bay Mini
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Kilchoman Machir Bay Mini
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Kilchoman Machir Bay Mini offers the distillery's flagship release in a smaller format. The name comes from the beautiful beach close to the distillery, a fitting reference for an Islay single malt where peat smoke, fruit and coastal character sit at the heart of the style.
Matured in sherry and bourbon casks, Machir Bay is bottled at 46% and carries no age statement. The supplied tasting description places it firmly in the smoky and elegant camp, with cooked fruit, peat and vanilla shaping the experience.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this miniature as a concise introduction to Kilchoman: expressive enough to show its Islay identity, yet rounded by fruit and softness. Its gold medal at the IWSC 2015 adds a useful point of recognition for a whisky that has (…)Kilchoman Machir Bay Incl. Box
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Kilchoman Machir Bay Incl. Box
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Expected: 01/11/2026Kilchoman Machir Bay is the flagship whisky of Kilchoman, named after the beautiful beach close to the distillery on Islay. That sense of place matters here: this is a Scottish single malt with a clearly peated Islay identity, yet presented in an elegant rather than heavy-handed way.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, Machir Bay is a bottle we often turn to when someone is looking for Islay smoke with fruit and softness alongside it. The sherry and bourbon cask influence helps frame that style, bringing fruit and vanilla notes around the peat rather than pushing the whisky in only one direction.
Its gold medal at the IWSC 2015 adds an extra point of interest, but the appeal is mainly in how recognisable and well-defined the whisky feels. Bottled at 46%, Kilchoman (…)Six Isles Voyager
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Six Isles Voyager
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Six Isles Voyager brings together single malts from the six principal Scottish islands. As a blended malt, it gives a broad impression of island whisky rather than focusing on the voice of one distillery or one specific island.
The character is clearly maritime: gentle salinity, delicate smoke, fruit and spice come together in a style that points straight to Scotland's island malts. Bottled at 46%, it has enough presence to carry those flavours while remaining rounded in its overall feel.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to introduce when someone is looking for Scottish whisky with sea air, light peat and fruity warmth, without moving into a very heavy or intensely smoky style.
The aroma is fresh and maritime, with (…)Kilchoman Machir Bay 20cl
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Kilchoman Machir Bay 20cl
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Kilchoman Machir Bay 20cl brings Islay single malt into a smaller, approachable bottle size, well suited to anyone wanting to explore Kilchoman without committing to a full bottle straight away.
Its character is built around maturation in sherry and bourbon casks, with peat clearly present but not standing alone. The profile gives fruit a noticeable role, while gentle spice, light wood influence and a touch of salinity add shape around the smoky core.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like for discovery: compact in size, yet still bottled at 46%, so the whisky keeps enough strength to show its Islay identity with clarity.
More information about the distillery can be found at https://www.kilchomandistillery.com/
Caperdonich 18y Peated Incl. Box
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Caperdonich 18y Peated Incl. Box
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Caperdonich 18y Peated is a Speyside single malt Scotch whisky bottled at 48% after 18 years of maturation. The name immediately points to peat, yet the profile suggests a whisky where smoke is present with restraint rather than taking over completely. Fruit and oak have a clearer role, with peat adding definition around the edges.
American Oak maturation gives the whisky a noticeable wood-driven foundation, while the fruity side keeps the profile from feeling one-dimensional. Gentle spice and a light salty accent add further shape, making this a peated malt with more emphasis on structure and maturity than on sheer smoky intensity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Caperdonich as a thoughtful choice for drinkers who enjoy peat when it sits within a (…)
