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Yellow Spot 12y Tube Incl.
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Yellow Spot 12y Tube Incl.
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Yellow Spot 12y is an Irish Single Pot Still whiskey inspired by the original Yellow Spot. It brings together whiskeys aged for more than 12 years in ex-bourbon, ex-sherry and ex-Malaga casks. The Malaga cask influence is an important part of its identity, adding exotic, lightly sugared notes that give the whiskey a distinctive tasting character.
Bottled at 46% and not chill-filtered, it feels like a whiskey built around expression rather than simplicity. The style leans into spice and floral tones, with fruit playing a clear role and the cask selection adding depth to the overall impression.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, Yellow Spot 12y is the kind of Irish whiskey we like to present when someone is looking beyond the familiar and wants to explore the richer (…)Trybox Series New Make
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Trybox Series New Make
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Evan Williams Trybox Series New Make shows whiskey from a very direct angle. Rather than focusing on age or a pronounced wood influence, this New Spirit puts the distillate itself in the foreground, without an age statement and with no wood character indicated in the profile.
At 62.5% ABV, it is a strong and uncompromising presentation. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for curious drinkers who enjoy looking behind the familiar style of finished whiskey and exploring the starting point of the spirit.
There are only limited bottles remaining, and the interest around it is easy to understand. It is not positioned as an everyday whiskey, but as a more exploratory release within the Evan Williams Trybox Series.
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Larency Bourbon
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Larency Bourbon from Heaven Hill is an American bourbon that presents itself through style rather than an age statement. At 46% alcohol, it has enough strength to carry its profile clearly, without needing to feel overly forceful.
Its maturation in American oak gives it a familiar bourbon foundation, yet the supplied flavour profile points especially toward floral and spiced elements. Wood is present, but not the whole story, while a lighter fruit note sits in the background.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Larency Bourbon as a bourbon with a defined but measured personality. With the last bottles now indicated in our selection, it is also one of those releases worth considering while it is still on our shelves.
The flavour profile of Larency (…)Bushmills American Oak
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Bushmills American Oak
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Bushmills American Oak is an Irish blended whiskey built around its American Oak Finish rather than an age statement. That gives it a clear stylistic direction: floral and spiced notes are the main points of interest, while fruit and wood play a more restrained supporting role.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Bushmills as a good example of an approachable Irish blend with enough character to make it stand apart. It is bottled at 40%, without a peated or salty profile, so the emphasis stays on spice, gentle oak influence and a lighter fruit impression.
As these are the last bottles in our selection, it is a Bushmills release worth considering if this particular American oak-influenced style is what you are looking for. More information about the brand (…)Scapegrace Rise
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Scapegrace Rise
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Scapegrace Rise brings New Zealand into the conversation for single malt whisky, and that alone gives it a distinctive place on the shelf. The maturation in Virgin French Oak adds further direction, shaping a style built around floral notes and spice rather than peat smoke or coastal salinity.
At 46% alcohol, it has enough presence to feel serious without making strength the main point. With 4,548 bottles produced and the last bottles now available, there is also a sense of limited availability around this release. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Scapegrace Rise as a rewarding choice for drinkers who want to explore single malt beyond the traditional whisky regions while staying within a well-defined, characterful style.
What stands out is its clear (…)Jura Red Wine Finish Tube Incl.
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Jura Red Wine Finish Tube Incl.
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Jura Red Wine Finish is a Scottish single malt from Jura built around the influence of a wine cask finish. Rather than presenting itself through an age statement, it draws attention to the red wine finish named on the bottle and the way that choice shapes its style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a Jura for drinkers who want to explore a wine-finished malt without moving into a peat-led, salty or heavily woody profile. The supplied flavour profile points more clearly toward spice, with lighter fruity and floral touches in support.
At 40% alcohol, it remains straightforward in presentation while keeping the wine finish at the heart of its identity. Additional information about the brand can be found at https://www.jurawhisky.com/
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Kingsbarns New Spirit 20cl
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Kingsbarns New Spirit 20cl shows Scotch spirit at a very early and revealing stage: new make from Kingsbarns Distillery, bottled at 63.5%. There is no wood influence shaping the profile here, so the focus stays firmly on the spirit itself.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for people who enjoy looking behind the finished whisky. The 20cl size makes it a practical way to explore this raw distillery character without committing to a full bottle.
The supplied flavour profile points towards a clearly floral side, with lighter fruity and spicy accents around it. With the last bottles now remaining, it is also a small release to consider while it is still part of the selection.
Additional information about the distillery can be found (…)Lochlea Cask Strength Batch 2 Incl. Box
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Lochlea Cask Strength Batch 2 Incl. Box
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Lochlea Cask Strength Batch 2 is the second annual limited-edition release in this cask strength series. The concept is deliberately close to the warehouse experience: whisky bottled straight from the casks, with no water added, as if tasting a sample drawn on site.
For this edition, production director John Campbell selected a mix of Oloroso Sherry, STR and PX casks. Those casks were chosen to work particularly well at higher strength, giving this 60% Lowland single malt amplified fruit, nut and cereal aromas, with a clear floral thread running through it.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Lochlea we point out when someone wants to experience the distillery in a more intense, uncut form. As a limited batch with the last bottles available, it also (…)Aber Falls Sherry Malt
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Aber Falls Sherry Malt
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Aber Falls Sherry Malt is a Welsh single malt whisky shaped by sherry maturation. It is not presented as a heavily peated or coastal style; its focus lies more in a floral and spiced direction, with fruit and wood playing supporting roles.
The Welsh origin gives it an appealing point of difference within the single malt category. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it sits well among whiskies for drinkers who enjoy exploring beyond the most familiar regions, while still looking for a clear and approachable style.
Bottled at 40%, Aber Falls Sherry Malt does not carry an age statement. That keeps the attention on the house style and the sherry-matured character: floral, gently fruity, noticeably spiced and lightly touched by wood.
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Tullamore Dew Bonded Warehouse
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Tullamore Dew Bonded Warehouse is an Irish blended whiskey with a slightly more distinctive angle within the Tullamore Dew range. The sherry finish gives it a clear point of character, while the profile does not appear to be driven by heavy oak. At 46% ABV, it also has a little more presence than many everyday blends.
Rather than leaning on an age statement, this release is shaped by its style and finishing. The Bonded Warehouse name gives it a more defined identity, making it stand apart from a standard Irish blend without losing the approachable nature associated with the category.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we value bottles like this because they offer recognisable Irish whiskey with a bit more individuality. With the last bottles now in view, this (…)Sagamore Spirit Cask Strength
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Sagamore Spirit Cask Strength
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Sagamore Spirit Cask Strength is an American rye whiskey bottled at cask strength, coming in at 56.1%. It has the directness you expect from a full-strength rye, yet the real interest lies in how carefully the whiskey has been assembled.
The blend brings together pure high-rye and low-rye straight whiskeys aged between 4 and 7 years. The older whiskey contributes deeper chocolate, hazelnut and molasses notes, while the younger part adds bright citrus and balanced spice. It is a cask strength rye built around blending skill rather than sheer force alone.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to present to customers who want to explore rye with depth and structure. American oak gives a measured wood influence, while the spicy and aromatic (…)Ben Nevis Coire Leis Incl. Box
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Ben Nevis Coire Leis Incl. Box
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Ben Nevis Coire Leis is a Highland single malt that puts the focus on style rather than age. With no age statement and a strength of 46%, it presents Ben Nevis in a straightforward, characterful way, built around floral notes and a clear touch of spice.
American oak maturation adds a gentle woody layer without making the whisky feel heavy. Fruit plays a supporting role, while the floral and spiced sides give Coire Leis its main direction. There is no peat-driven profile here, so the attention stays on the malt's Highland character and its measured cask influence.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to place in front of someone who wants to explore Ben Nevis through a clean, expressive single malt rather than through an age statement (…)Glenkinchie 2008 18y (Douglas Laing Old Particular)
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Glenkinchie 2008 18y (Douglas Laing Old Particular)
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Glenkinchie is not a name that often appears openly on independent bottlings today, and that gives this Douglas Laing release immediate appeal. It is an 18 year old Lowland single malt, distilled in 2008 and bottled for the Old Particular series, showing the elegant, floral and malty side for which Glenkinchie is known.
The distillery sits near Edinburgh, and this bottling keeps that refined Lowland identity at the centre. Honey, grain and orchard fruit shape the whisky's story, supported by a measured touch of spice and wood rather than peat or coastal salinity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a whisky with quiet distinction: a single cask selection from Douglas Laing, 18 years of age, with only 181 bottles released worldwide. With the last bottles (…)Holyrood Noir Burgundy
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Holyrood Noir Burgundy
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Holyrood Noir Burgundy is a Scottish Lowland single malt shaped by a Burgundy wine cask finish. The cask influence gives the whisky a refined direction, drawing out fresh red fruit, floral touches and a subtle mineral lift.
Rather than leaning on smoke or weight, this release is built around finesse. The fruit remains delicate, the spice is clearly present, and the floral side gives it a graceful, aromatic feel.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a compelling choice for drinkers looking for a single malt with wine-cask influence that stays poised and expressive. Its 47.4% strength gives the whisky enough presence to carry those red-fruit and floral notes with clarity.
The aroma opens with red berries and raspberry, followed by rose petals (…)Benromach High Enzime Incl. Box
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Benromach High Enzime Incl. Box
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Benromach High Enzime is a Speyside single malt Scotch bottled at 46% and matured in a bourbon barrel. The cask influence is present in a controlled way, giving the whisky a gentle wood dimension without making the style feel heavy.
The most distinctive side of this release is its floral and spiced direction. Fruit is present in a lighter supporting role, while peat and salty notes are not part of the profile. That gives the whisky a cleaner, more aromatic focus, built around spice, flower-like lift and restrained oak.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place Benromach High Enzime among the single malts for drinkers who enjoy exploring Speyside beyond the obvious. It is a whisky with its own quiet angle: bourbon barrel maturation, no smoky emphasis, and a (…)Benriach Malting Season
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Benriach Malting Season
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Benriach Malting Season is a Speyside single malt Scotch whisky distilled in 2012 and released without an age statement. With 6,672 bottles produced, it feels like a clearly defined Benriach bottling rather than a broad, ongoing expression.
At 48.7% ABV, it has a little extra presence in the glass. The supplied flavour profile points towards a floral and spiced style, with wood and fruit playing a supporting role. There is no peated or salty emphasis indicated, so the focus remains on a cleaner Speyside malt character shaped by those aromatic and spicy elements.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this kind of release as a good way to explore a distillery from a specific angle. Malting Season brings together the Benriach name, Speyside origin, a 2012 (…)Bruichladdich Islay Barley 2013
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Bruichladdich Islay Barley 2013
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Bruichladdich Islay Barley 2013 is a Scottish single malt from Islay with a clear emphasis on origin and vintage. Distilled in 2013 and matured for 9 years, it shows Islay from a perspective that is not built around the heavy peat character many people immediately associate with the island.
The supplied flavour profile points towards floral and spicy elements, with fruit playing a quieter supporting role and oak kept in the background. Peat is not a defining feature here, so the focus shifts to Bruichladdich's Islay Barley identity and the more nuanced side of the island.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place in conversation with customers who are curious about Islay single malt beyond smoke alone. At 50% alcohol it has presence, and (…)Glenlossie 2009 12y Art5 (Signatory - Artist Edition)
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Glenlossie 2009 12y Art5 (Signatory - Artist Edition)
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Glenlossie 2009 12y Art5 is a Speyside single malt bottled by Signatory as part of the Artist Edition. It has a well-defined identity: distilled in 2009, matured for 12 years in a Bourbon Barrel and bottled at 43%.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of whisky that speaks to customers who enjoy independent bottlings and the slightly different perspective they can bring to a familiar distillery name. With 1317 bottles released and the last bottles now available, it also has a clear sense of limited availability.
The profile points towards a floral and spiced style rather than a smoky, salty or heavily wood-driven one. That gives this Glenlossie a more graceful Speyside direction, with its interest lying in nuance and spice rather than overt power.
Benrinnes 2010 11y Artist 5 (Signatory - Artist Edition) Incl. Box
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Benrinnes 2010 11y Artist 5 (Signatory - Artist Edition) Incl. Box
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Benrinnes 2010 11 Year Old Artist 5 presents a Speyside single malt through the independent lens of Signatory. Part of the Artist Edition, it brings together an 11-year maturation, a 2010 distillation vintage and bottling at 48%, giving the whisky a clearly defined identity within the Benrinnes name.
The sherry butt maturation gives the release its framework, while the available flavour profile points towards fruit, spice and floral notes rather than peat, salt or heavy wood influence. That makes it a whisky with a focused Speyside character, shaped by cask choice but not described as smoke-driven or heavily oaked.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place with the more distinctive independent Scotch selections. With 1639 bottles produced (…)Epicurean Glasgow 2023 Cask Strength (Douglas Laing Regional Malts) Tube Incl.
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Epicurean Glasgow 2023 Cask Strength (Douglas Laing Regional Malts) Tube Incl.
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The Epicurean Glasgow 2023 Cask Strength is a lively take on Douglas Laing's Regional Malts series. The Epicurean represents the Lowlands, and this 2023 Glasgow Edition celebrates the character's home city: colourful, welcoming and full of energy.
This is a Lowland blended malt made from selected single malts from the region, bottled at cask strength at 50.4%. Its ex-cuvée wine cask finish gives this edition a distinct angle within the range, while keeping the bright Lowland identity at the centre.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as one of those bottles where the presentation and the whisky speak the same language. Douglas Laing's Regional Malts are known for their regional focus and playful design, and this limited Glasgow release adds an extra (…)Chichibu Paris 2023 (Different Labels, According To Availability) Incl. Box
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Chichibu Paris 2023 (Different Labels, According To Availability) Incl. Box
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Chichibu Paris 2023 is a Japanese single malt with the kind of presence that immediately makes people take notice. The name, the Chichibu signature and the scarcity around the release all matter here. It is bottled at cask strength at 49.5%, without an age statement, keeping the focus on the specific character of this edition rather than on age alone.
One detail gives the bottle an extra layer of interest: different labels may be supplied according to availability. That visual variation reinforces its collector appeal, while the whisky remains the centre of attention. At Drankenshop Broekmans, releases like this occupy a special place because they combine drinking interest with the pleasure of owning a very particular edition.
With the last bottles indicated, (…)Powers Three Swallow Sps Tube Incl.
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Powers Three Swallow Sps Tube Incl.
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Powers Three Swallow Sps is an Irish single pot still whiskey with a character built around floral and spicy accents rather than heavy oak or smoke. The bourbon and sherry cask influence gives it a clear frame, while the profile stays approachable and focused.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a good example of how Irish whiskey can show personality without relying on an age statement. At 40% alcohol, it remains easy to approach, yet the style has enough definition to stand apart: gentle fruit, light wood influence and a more noticeable spicy side.
There is no peated or salty direction here. Instead, Powers Three Swallow Sps keeps to a cleaner, more fragrant line, with spice giving shape to the whiskey and the cask influence staying in support rather (…)The Epicurean (Douglas Laing Regional Malts) Tube Incl.
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The Epicurean (Douglas Laing Regional Malts) Tube Incl.
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The Epicurean is Douglas Laing with a lively sense of humour, but also with a clear regional purpose. In the Regional Malts range, each whisky acts as a reference point for a Scottish whisky region, and this one speaks for the Lowlands: fresh, zesty and grassy rather than weighty or smoky.
The name means exactly what it suggests: a lover of good things. The label's 1930s Glasgow character, always at the heart of the party, sets the tone nicely. In the glass, that idea is translated through a blended malt made from Lowland single cask single malts.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we like The Epicurean for the way it brings whisky into an aperitif setting. Citrus, floral lift, fresh grass and gentle spice give it a bright, social feel, without peat smoke or heavy oak (…)Jack Ryan Beggars Bush 12y
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Jack Ryan Beggars Bush 12y
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Jack Ryan Beggars Bush 12y is an Irish single malt with a clear sense of place. The Jack Ryan whiskey name was revived in 2013 to mark 100 years of the Ryan's Beggar's Bush pub in Dublin, drawing on the family's earlier history as whiskey bottlers before their distillery closed in 1946.
Matured in ex-bourbon casks and bottled at 46% without chill filtration, it presents itself as a 12 year old Irish malt with a slightly firmer edge. The supplied profile points to spice as the main thread, softened by an inviting honeyed sweetness and lighter floral and fruity touches.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to introduce when someone wants Irish whiskey with more background than a familiar label. Its appeal lies in the connection between (…)
