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Port Ellen 1978 35y 14th
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Port Ellen 1978 35y 14th
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Port Ellen 1978 35y 14th is a Scottish Islay single malt with a distinctly rare profile. Distilled in 1978 and matured for 35 years, it was bottled at cask strength at 56.5%. This is not positioned as an everyday Islay whisky, but as a long-aged release where origin, maturity and natural strength are all part of the story.
The oak cask maturation gives the whisky a firm backbone, while the supplied flavour profile points towards peat, wood and fruit as the main elements, supported by lighter spice and a salty edge. That combination places the emphasis on mature Islay character rather than peat alone.
Within the selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottling stands out because of its limited nature. With 2964 bottles produced, a collector's item designation (…)Port Ellen 1978 37y 16th
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Port Ellen 1978 37y 16th
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Port Ellen 1978 37y 16th is a Scottish single malt from Islay with a distinctly rare profile. Distilled in 1978 and matured for 37 years in oak cask, it was bottled at cask strength at 55.2%.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a bottle like this stands apart without needing much explanation. The age, the Islay origin and the limited release of 2,940 bottles already say a great deal. With only the last bottles remaining, this is a whisky aimed at drinkers who approach Port Ellen with real attention.
The flavour direction is clearly rooted in Islay, with peat smoke playing an important role. At the same time, the profile also shows notable wood influence and fruit, with lighter salty and spicy accents adding definition rather than overwhelming the whisky.
Port Askaig 30y
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Port Askaig 30y
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Port Askaig 30y shows Islay single malt in a mature, composed form. This third edition is especially noteworthy because it is the first Port Askaig 30 year old to be bottled at cask strength, giving the whisky a more direct expression of its long ageing while keeping the soft, smoky profile described for this release.
The bourbon cask influence supports the fruit, citrus and dry wood notes without pushing the island character into the background. Smoke, gentle salinity and a mineral edge remain part of the experience, but the whisky speaks with the calm depth of a long-aged dram rather than with raw intensity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we see as particularly meaningful for drinkers looking for an older and increasingly scarce Islay (…)*Vintage* Ardbeg 1967 32y Omc (Douglas Laing - Old Malt Cask) Incl. Box
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*Vintage* Ardbeg 1967 32y Omc (Douglas Laing - Old Malt Cask) Incl. Box
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Ardbeg 1967 32 Year Old from Douglas Laing's Old Malt Cask range is a whisky with a very clear identity. Distilled in 1967 and bottled in 2000, it comes from a single oak cask and was released in an outturn of just 309 bottles. That makes it less a regular bottling and more a precisely captured piece of Islay single malt history.
At 32 years old, this Ardbeg has had long maturation time to develop beyond youthful intensity. Bottled at cask strength at 49%, it keeps the individual voice of the cask intact rather than being shaped into a broader house-style presentation.
For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that stands apart in a specialist whisky selection: old, limited, clearly traceable and tied to a respected independent bottler. The (…)Port Askaig 28y
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Port Askaig 28y
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Port Askaig 28y is a mature Islay single malt where age has softened the edges without taking away the island character. After 28 years, the peat and coastal side are still there, yet they feel more composed, more elegant and more layered.
Maturation in bourbon casks gives space to fruit, citrus and gentle sweetness, while dry wood, smoke and a light salty note keep the whisky firmly grounded in its style. At 45.8%, it has enough presence to carry its age, but the real attraction is the refined complexity that time has brought.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would present as a thoughtful, mature interpretation of Islay rather than simply an old peated whisky. With 3000 bottles released and the last bottles now in view, Port Askaig 28y (…)Talisker 25y 2015
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Talisker 25y 2015
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Talisker 25y 2015 presents an older, more mature side of this single malt from Skye. The 25 years of age and oak cask maturation form the backbone of the whisky, while the supplied flavour profile points towards clear wood influence, fruit, peat smoke and a measured salty accent.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would place in front of someone interested in aged Talisker rather than simply looking for a standard everyday malt. The 2015 release was bottled in a run of 9,882 bottles and is marked as a collectors item. With the last bottles now indicated, it carries a natural sense of scarcity while still remaining, first and foremost, a whisky made to be appreciated for its mature single malt character.
The strength of 45.8% gives it (…)Laphroaig 2001 Lbb Sv 18y 59,3 (Signatory Vintage Various) Incl. Box
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Laphroaig 2001 Lbb Sv 18y 59,3 (Signatory Vintage Various) Incl. Box
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This Laphroaig 2001 from Signatory is built around the individuality of one cask. Distilled on 14 February 2001 and bottled on 21 August 2019, it spent 18 years maturing in a refill butt before being released as a single cask whisky at its natural cask strength of 59.3%.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this are valued for the way they show a distillery through a very specific lens. Only 606 bottles were drawn from this cask, so the whisky is not presented as a broad house style but as one defined chapter: Laphroaig, Islay, one refill butt, bottled by Signatory without being brought down to a lower drinking strength.
The flavour profile points to a firm Islay presence, with peat, wood and fruit all clearly in view. A lighter salty and spicy edge adds (…)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 (…)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 (…)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 (…)Kilchoman Sanaig Mini
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Kilchoman Sanaig Mini
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Kilchoman Sanaig Mini is a small-format introduction to an Islay single malt with real presence. Bottled at 46%, it carries a style where peat, wood influence, spice and fruit all play a clear role.
The whisky is shaped by a combination of sherry and bourbon casks, giving Sanaig more than a straightforward smoky profile. There is structure from the wood, a spicy edge, a fruity side and a lighter saline touch that keeps it connected to its Islay origin.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this miniature makes sense as a tasting bottle: a practical way to explore Kilchoman Sanaig before choosing a larger bottle, or to compare it alongside other Islay single malts.
More information about Kilchoman can be found at https://www.kilchomandistillery.com/
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 (…)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 (…)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 (…)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/
Kilchoman Sanaig 20cl
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Kilchoman Sanaig 20cl
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Kilchoman Sanaig is an Islay single malt with a clear sense of place. It takes its name from a creek near the distillery, a small detail that keeps the whisky closely connected to its surroundings.
Sanaig has become a permanent reference in the Kilchoman range and is built from equal parts ex-bourbon barrels and ex-Oloroso sherry casks. That combination gives it room for fruit, spice, wood influence and peat smoke, with each part contributing to the overall style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this 20cl bottle is a particularly approachable way to get to know Kilchoman Sanaig without immediately choosing a full-size bottle. It is bottled at 46%, without artificial colouring and without chill filtration, keeping the whisky close to its natural character.
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 (…)Laphroaig Four Oak 1l
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Laphroaig Four Oak 1l
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Laphroaig Four Oak 1l brings together two themes that define this Islay single malt in the supplied profile: a clear peated presence and a noticeable oak-driven side. The name naturally puts wood at the centre of the conversation, and the whisky's character follows that direction with smoke and oak taking the lead, supported by lighter touches of spice, fruit and salt.
There is no age statement here, so the focus sits on style rather than maturation age. Bottled at 40% and presented in a one-litre format, it is a practical way to explore a wood-accented side of Laphroaig while staying firmly within Islay territory. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for drinkers who appreciate peat, but also want the oak influence to be clearly part of the experience.
Armorik Yeun Elez Small Batch Cask Strength Incl. Box
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Armorik Yeun Elez Small Batch Cask Strength Incl. Box
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Armorik Yeun Elez Small Batch Cask Strength shows a more experimental side of French single malt. For Yeun Elez, Armorik worked with peated distillate and explored a wide range of cask maturations. This limited edition brings that approach into focus through a small batch drawn from sherry casks.
The recipe is built from sherry butts: 80% American oak and 20% Spanish oak. Distilled in February 2020, the whisky spent four years maturing in Breton cellars before being bottled in June 2024 at a natural cask strength of 56.3%. Only 1,200 bottles were released.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a compelling bottle for drinkers who enjoy peated single malt but are curious to discover it through a French and Breton lens. Smoke, sherry cask influence and cask (…)Port Askaig 45y Incl. Box
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Port Askaig 45y Incl. Box
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Port Askaig 45y is an Islay single malt where the age statement immediately matters. A 45-year-old whisky from Islay is already a rarity, and this release goes further with spirit distilled in 1968. It carries the feel of an older era of Islay whisky, with a depth and maturity that give the bottle real presence.
The whisky is an assemblage of five sherry casks, brought together one year before bottling. Rather than focusing on a single cask, this Port Askaig is built around the meeting point of long maturation, sherry cask influence and the island character of Islay.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle naturally belongs among the more remarkable releases for those who appreciate aged Scotch whisky with a strong sense of origin. Its 45 years, 1968 distillate (…)Laphroaig 2000 25y #4078 (Signatory Vintage Symington's Choice)
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Laphroaig 2000 25y #4078 (Signatory Vintage Symington's Choice)
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Laphroaig 2000 25y #4078 is a very focused Islay single malt: distilled in 2000, matured for 25 years and drawn from one individual cask. Signatory bottled it as part of the Symington's Choice range at natural cask strength, so the personality of cask #4078 remains firmly in view.
The Oloroso Sherry cask gives the whisky a defined maturation context, while the supplied profile points to a style where peat, fruit, spice and wood all have a clear role. A lighter salty accent adds to the Islay impression, and at 54.5% the whisky keeps a concentrated, unpolished presence.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this are selected for drinkers who enjoy the detail of a single cask rather than the predictability of a larger batch. With only the last bottles (…)Berry Bros Islay Bos (Berry Bros Classic Range)
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Berry Bros Islay Bos (Berry Bros Classic Range)
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Berry Bros Islay Bos is a Scotch blended malt from Islay, bottled by Berry Bros as part of the Berry Bros Classic Range. Rather than leaning on an age statement, it puts the focus on place and style: peat smoke and fruit form the centre of the whisky's identity.
At 44.2% alcohol, it has enough weight to carry its Islay character while remaining composed. The profile points clearly towards peat and fruit, with lighter touches of salt, spice and wood adding shape around the edges.
In the whisky selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would present to someone looking for an Islay blended malt with a clear smoky signature and a little more nuance than just peat alone. With only the last bottles remaining, it also has a more limited feel (…)
