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Wolfburn Northland 35cl
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Wolfburn Northland 35cl
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Wolfburn Northland 35cl is a smaller-format introduction to the first reference from the present-day Wolfburn distillery. Northland represents the opening chapter of that modern story: the spirit matured on site and was bottled on the distillery's own bottling line.
Its gentle, warming style comes from slow, patient production and maturation in American oak quarter casks. A light peated note is part of the character, but it stays in the background rather than taking over. The result is a Highland single malt with warmth, freshness and a discreet coastal edge.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a particularly approachable way to get to know Wolfburn without reducing the whisky to something simple. The 35cl bottle is practical, while the 46% strength (…)Scapa Glansa Incl. Box
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Scapa Glansa Incl. Box
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Scapa Glansa is a Scottish single malt whisky from Orkney, bottled at 40%. Its defining feature is the use of a peated cask, giving the whisky a smoky accent without turning it into a heavily peated style.
The flavour direction is restrained and layered in a quiet way: light fruit, gentle spice, a subtle salty note and a modest thread of peat smoke. It gives Scapa Glansa a maritime edge while keeping the overall impression approachable and composed.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a useful whisky to introduce when someone is curious about peat but does not necessarily want a strongly smoky malt. As a no-age-statement single malt, it is more about style and cask influence than about an age declaration.
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Tomintoul Peaty Tang Tube Incl.
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Tomintoul Peaty Tang shows a smokier side of Speyside single malt. Made with peated malted barley, it brings peat into the glass without turning the whisky into a heavily smoky style. The impression is gentler: campfire-like smoke, light spice, a touch of fruit and a subtle salty edge.
It is traditionally distilled and bottled at 40% alcohol. Tomintoul also highlights the pure water from the Ballantruan Spring as part of the whisky's distinctive character.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Tomintoul Peaty Tang as an interesting contrast to more classic Speyside malts. It gives drinkers a way to explore peat through a Speyside lens, with smoke present but not dominant.
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Wemyss Peat Chimney Nas (Wemyss Blended Malt)
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Wemyss Peat Chimney NAS is a Scottish blended malt shaped around smoke, but not in a way that overwhelms the whisky. Wemyss uses an Islay signature malt here, bringing the peated, lightly salted character that gives Peat Chimney its name and identity.
The appeal lies in the way the smoke is framed. There is peat, certainly, yet it is supported by gentle fruit, a touch of spice and a coastal edge rather than pushed into heavy intensity. It feels clearly smoky while still leaving room for detail.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of blended malt we like to introduce to customers who enjoy peated whisky but also appreciate a composed, well-made style. Bottled without an age statement and at 46%, it focuses on character and blending rather than on a (…)Ardmore 2009 9y Atc 3.0 (Signatory - Artist Edition) Incl. Box
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Ardmore 2009 9y Atc 3.0 (Signatory - Artist Edition) Incl. Box
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Ardmore 2009 9y ATC 3.0 is a Highland single malt with a clearly framed identity: distilled in 2009, matured for nine years and bottled by Signatory as part of the Artist Edition. It is the kind of release that gives Ardmore a slightly different perspective, shaped by an independent bottler rather than a standard distillery range.
The peated cask sets the tone, though the profile points to restraint rather than heaviness. Peat is present in a lighter way, supported by gentle spice, some fruitiness and a subtle salty edge. At 43% alcohol, the whisky keeps a composed style, allowing those accents to remain approachable and easy to read.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottling sits naturally among the more limited independent selections. With only the last (…)Wolfburn Northland
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Wolfburn Northland
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On request onlyWolfburn Northland has a special role in the modern Wolfburn story. It marks the first chapter of the current distillery: a Highland single malt matured on site and even bottled on Wolfburn's own bottling line.
Its gentle, warming style is linked to the slow and patient way the spirit is made, followed by careful maturation in American oak quarter casks. Northland keeps a coastal freshness alongside soft fruit and a modest touch of peat, rather than moving into a heavily smoky direction.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to introduce when someone wants a single malt with a clear sense of origin and an early place in a distillery's development. With the last bottles now in stock, it also carries a sense of becoming less readily (…)Bowmore Legend
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Bowmore Legend is a Scottish single malt from Islay, bottled at 40% and presented without an age statement. Its identity is built around style rather than age: bourbon barrel maturation, a gentle peated touch, a coastal salty edge, light fruit and a little spice all sit within the same understated frame.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Bowmore Legend as an Islay whisky that speaks in a more restrained voice. It carries the island character, but without making smoke the whole conversation. The peat is present, the saline note gives it a maritime feel, and the fruit and spice add small accents rather than taking over.
With only the last bottles remaining, this Bowmore has a slightly more fleeting place in the range. It is a recognisable Islay single malt for (…)Machrie Moor Peated Cask Strength Tube Incl.
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Machrie Moor Peated Cask Strength Tube Incl.
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Machrie Moor Peated Cask Strength shows Arran in a smoky, full-powered style, bottled at 56.2% without being softened down too far. This Isle of Arran single malt keeps its peat, freshness and coastal saltiness very much in view.
The bourbon barrel maturation supports the whisky without taking over the conversation. What stands out is the lively contrast: smoke and ash on one side, pear and lime on the other, with a salty edge running through it. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it is one of those bottles that naturally draws attention from customers looking for a peated single malt with real strength behind it.
Because it is bottled at cask strength, it also invites a little experimentation with water. A few drops can open the whisky while keeping its smoky, briny (…)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 (…)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 (…)Caol Ila 18y Incl. Box
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Caol Ila 18y Incl. Box
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Matured in oak cask and bottled at 43%, it sits in a classic strength range while keeping the focus on its island character. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Caol Ila we would point to when someone wants a peated Islay single malt with a little more age, supported by gentle fruit, light spice and a salty accent.
Its appeal lies in the way the smoke is clearly there without becoming the only thing to notice. The age gives the whisky room to breathe, making it a considered expression (…)Finlaggan Eilean Mor Incl. Box
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Finlaggan Eilean Mor Incl. Box
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Finlaggan Eilean Mor is a Scottish single malt from Islay, built around a clearly peated style. Bottled at 46%, it carries a little more weight than many lower-strength malts, while keeping the focus away from age statement detail and firmly on character.
The bourbon cask maturation frames a profile where peat is the main feature, supported by lighter notes of fruit, spice and salinity. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a straightforward Islay choice for drinkers who want smoke to be present and recognisable, with a few surrounding nuances rather than an overly technical presentation.
Its appeal lies in that direct combination: Islay single malt, bourbon cask influence, 46% alcohol and a peat-led personality.
The provided flavour profile (…)Glen Moray Peated Incl. Box
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Glen Moray Peated Incl. Box
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Glen Moray Peated is a Speyside single malt from Scotland with peat used as a gentle accent rather than a dominant force. The style keeps room for a lightly fruity and softly spiced side, while the smoky element remains measured.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would point to when someone wants a Speyside malt with a touch of peat without moving into a heavily smoky profile. It carries no age statement and is bottled at 40%, keeping the focus on a clear, approachable style rather than on maturation detail.
What makes it engaging is its restraint. Glen Moray Peated brings together light fruit, mild spice and a subtle peated note in a way that feels straightforward and easy to understand.
The flavour profile is lightly (…)Islay Mist 21y
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Islay Mist 21y
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Islay Mist 21y is a Scottish blended whisky built around age, restraint and subtle detail. At 21 years old, it sits in a more mature part of the blend category, the kind of whisky that invites a slower approach rather than a quick first impression.
Its profile is not described as heavily wood-led. Instead, the character is shaped by light touches of fruit, floral notes, gentle spice, a saline edge and a measured hint of peat smoke. Nothing is pushed too far, giving the whisky a calm and understated feel.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the sort of bottle that draws attention from customers looking for an older Scotch blend with a soft smoky accent. With only the last bottles remaining, this 21-year-old Islay Mist also carries a quiet sense of scarcity.
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 (…)Talisker Select Game Of Thrones House Of Greyjoy
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Talisker Select Game Of Thrones House Of Greyjoy
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Talisker Select Game Of Thrones House Of Greyjoy brings together Talisker single malt from Skye and the House of Greyjoy theme from Game of Thrones. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that naturally starts a conversation: the presentation catches the eye, while the whisky itself stays rooted in a clearly smoky Talisker style.
Maturation in charred casks gives the whisky a firm setting for its peated character. The smoke is the main feature, supported by lighter salty, spicy and fruity touches that add detail without pulling the whisky away from its core.
At 45.8% alcohol, it carries a little extra presence in the glass. As these are the last bottles, this release also has a sense of scarcity, particularly for anyone specifically looking for (…)Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2014
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Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2014
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Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2014 is a Scottish single malt from Islay with a clear sense of origin. The name brings together Islay Barley and the 2014 distillation year, giving the whisky a focused identity built around place, vintage and island character.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Port Charlotte sits well among Islay whiskies for drinkers who appreciate peat as a defining element, while still leaving room for supporting fruit, spice and a salty edge.
Bottled at 50%, it has a firm presence in the glass. Rather than softening its Islay identity, it presents that character in a direct and confident way.
The flavour profile is led by a clear peated character. Around that, lighter impressions of fruit, spice and salt add shape without moving (…)Port Charlotte 2009 #511 (Rest & Be Thankful)
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Port Charlotte 2009 #511 (Rest & Be Thankful)
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Port Charlotte 2009 #511 is a Scottish single malt from Bruichladdich with a very defined identity: one bourbon barrel, one vintage and a total outturn of 223 bottles. Distilled in 2009 and bottled in July 2022, it spent 13 years developing as a single cask whisky rather than as part of a broader batch.
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At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this are valued for their precision and limited nature. With the last bottles now available, this Port (…)Big Peat (Douglas Laing) Tube Incl.
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Big Peat (Douglas Laing) Tube Incl.
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Expected: 28/10/2026Big Peat is the best-known release in Douglas Laing's Regional Malts range, created to show the classic character of Scotland's whisky regions through blended malts. Douglas Laing is a respected independent bottler, and this series adds a playful sense of humour to bottles that are very much made for tasting and discussing.
Here the focus is firmly on Islay. Big Peat is made from single malts sourced only from the island, including Ardbeg, Bowmore and even Port Ellen. It gives a bold interpretation of the traditional Islay profile: smoky, robust, slightly sweet and full of that restless coastal energy associated with peated island whisky.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we often reach for when someone wants to understand Islay without (…)Smokehead High Voltage (Ian Macleod) Incl. Box
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Smokehead High Voltage (Ian Macleod) Incl. Box
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Smokehead High Voltage is an Islay single malt with no intention of sounding restrained. Bottled at 58% and presented at cask strength, it puts power and peat smoke firmly at the centre of the glass.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky we would point out to someone looking for a more forceful Islay style. The profile is clearly smoky, with a salty edge and lighter touches of spice and fruit sitting behind it. With no age statement given, the focus is very much on the direct Smokehead identity rather than on a stated maturation age.
Bottled by Ian Macleod under the Smokehead name, High Voltage feels deliberately bold: a single malt built around intensity, peat and a high-strength presentation.
The flavour is forceful and (…)Bunnahabhain Moine Tube Incl.
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Bunnahabhain Moine shows a peatier side of Islay single malt while keeping the focus firmly on the whisky's style rather than on an age statement. In this expression, the peat comes forward clearly, with little emphasis on oak or floral delicacy.
At 46.3% alcohol, it has enough strength to carry its character with confidence. The profile is built around a pronounced peated core, supported by lighter fruity, spicy and salty touches. That gives it an unmistakably Islay feel, without reducing the whisky to peat alone.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Bunnahabhain Moine as a fitting choice for those who want to explore the distillery through a more distinctly island-driven lens. It is a no age statement single malt where the emphasis sits on flavour direction: (…)Islay Mist 10y
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Islay Mist 10y is a 10-year-old blended Scotch whisky with a character that stays measured rather than forceful. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it sits comfortably among whiskies for customers who enjoy a Scotch blend with a touch of coastal and smoky personality, but without a heavy wood-driven style.
The name Islay Mist already suggests part of its identity. The profile shows light peated and salty accents, with gentle fruit, floral and spice notes in support. Oak is not the main feature here, so the whisky leans more toward a clean, lightly smoky and approachable blend character.
Bottled at 40%, it keeps an easygoing structure while the 10-year age statement gives it more definition than a basic young blend. Its appeal lies in clarity and restraint: a Scotch (…)Ileach Incl. Box
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Ileach Incl. Box
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Ileach is a Scottish single malt from Islay, built around a clear and unfussy island style. Bottled at 40% and matured in oak casks, it points towards gentle peat, a light salty edge and a touch of spice rather than a broad fruit-driven or floral profile.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would describe Ileach as an Islay malt with a straightforward character. The interest lies in its restrained combination of peat smoke, salinity and mild spice, giving the whisky a recognisable sense of place without relying on an elaborate backstory.
Ileach's flavour profile is led by light peat, a subtle salty note and a modest touch of spice. Fruit, floral tones and pronounced oak are not presented as key elements here, keeping the whisky focused on a direct Islay-style (…)Famous Grouse Smoky Black Incl. Box
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Famous Grouse Smoky Black Incl. Box
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Famous Grouse Smoky Black is a Scottish blended whisky that takes the familiar Famous Grouse name in a smokier direction. The emphasis is clear from the label: this is about a gently peated impression rather than an intensely smoky whisky.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see it as a good fit for customers looking for a Scotch blend with a darker touch and a little extra spice. The available flavour profile points to light smoke, light spice and light fruit, so the character remains approachable while still offering more presence than a very soft everyday blend.
Bottled at 40% and carrying no age statement, Famous Grouse Smoky Black is best understood through its style rather than technical detail: a Scottish blend with a restrained smoky accent within the Famous (…)
