Canadian Whisky reviews

This review is a bit late...but the 2013 special release from John Hall at Forty Creek is certainly fabulous and after a recent tasting I wanted to post a review. It is a whisky worth spending quite a…

This whisky is produced out at the Black Velvet Distillery in Lethbridge, Alberta. I think it is a fabulous whisky, and shows off some brilliant blending. Also perhaps the best bargain in Canadian Whisky…

This whisky is blended from over 50 different whiskies, and is then finished in cognac casks from the limousin forest - which is french oak - a style which brings out more spiciness, dried fruit, and…

This whisky is aged in white oak barrels and finished with toasted Maplewood mellowing. The whisky is blended together and then put in a marrying vat for nearly a year with toasted Maplewood staves, to…

This whisky is a blend of 100% corn whiskies aged between 15 and 25 years, supplied from stocks obtained from Potters by Highwood Distillery.Nose: A nice bit of sharp grain, dried berries, raisins, and…

This whisky, despite what it says on the bottle, has no rye in it - it is a 100% corn whisky, produced by highwood distillery from stock originally obtained from Potters. Also it's a whisky over 20 Years…

This whisky is a blend of a base wheat whisky, matured in ex-bourbon casks, blended with a flavouring rye whisky also matured in ex-bourbon casks. It is (at least) 10 years old. Nose: Vanilla, maple…