Bring Something Special to the Table with These Belgian Whiskies

A lot of whisky is made in the Netherlands, but head a little further south to our Belgian neighbors and you’ll find divine drams as well. Here are two Belgian whiskies you’ll want to drink during a special moment.

Imagine welcoming VIP guests into your home, celebrating a special anniversary with your partner, or marking a milestone moment of your own. That’s when you want a standout whisky on the table: one you’ll remember for years to come. Filliers 29 Year Old Family Reserve is exactly that.

This new single malt kicks off a remarkable series from Filliers. It’s not only the oldest whisky from the distillery, but also the first release from the Belgian whisky maker’s Family Reserves.

This expression opens a series created as a tribute to six generations of whisky makers. Filliers 29 Year Old Family Reserve Whisky has matured in oak casks since 1995, the birth year of Benoit Filliers, the distillery’s current master distiller.

As for flavor, you’re pouring something truly special. Expect complex aromas of almonds and thuja, with a balanced profile of dry notes and a touch of licorice. With every sip, this Belgian whisky invites you to linger and turn any moment into something memorable.

It’s a perfect match for a luxurious dinner, a romantic evening, or an occasion everyone involved will remember for a long time.

Don’t wait too long to pick up a bottle: the Filliers Family Reserve 29 Year Old is extremely limited in quantity.

The second whisky is Gouden Carolus 11th Anniversary Edition. This limited-edition single malt is drawn from a mix of casks. It first matured in bourbon and “Anker” casks, then was transferred to Spanish vermouth casks.

The result is a floral tone with gentle sweetness and a fruity finish. This whisky is released in limited quantities.

With these three Belgian whiskies, you’ll always have something unique and delicious to share. Of course, there are many more Belgian whiskies out there, including from these two distilleries. We’d love to hear about your favorite Belgian whisky. Share it in the comments below.