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Nose: the scent is warm and soft. There's fructose sweetness (citrus and apples), as well as floral notes and a surprisingly delicate smokey undercurrent.Palate: Citrus and orchard fruits on the attack…

The nose start off pretty promising, but doesn't seem to fully develop. Fresh apple is at the forefront, followed by subtle spice, dust, and brown sugar.On the palate, creme it detected first, followed…

I love the nose on this...I could sniff it forever : ) Fresh apple, mild citrus (lemon?), honey, flowers, caramel, assorted candy.The palate is rich, sweet, and fruity. Honey is at the forefront, foll…

I must admit, I was pleasantly surprised by this. I can tell there is either an Island or Islay malt involved in this blend.The nose is smoky, sweet, and earthy. There is also a fair hint of honey inv…

Another delightful nose; I can sniff as hard as I want and no burn, just flavor : ) Sweet apple and honey dominate, followed by candied fruit.On the palate, the flavors are presented in a silky fashion…

Not a fan. I almost spat this out...it's start out ok, but the finish sucks.

Canadian Club fits comfortably between bourbon and Scotch. Best served over ice, it's a great introduction to whisky.

Canadian Club fits comfortably between bourbon and Scotch. Best served over ice, it's a great introduction to whisky. A favourite of mine, I always keep a bottle in the cabinet, and use it to convert non…

Once again, a man without to many words... Malty good. cereal.. Honey.. vanilla.. cinnamon.. roated nuts, Cuban egg custard, pumikin and a little burnt carmel. bourdon goodness. Sweat with a little kick…

Octomore 5 yo 04.1 (62,5%, OB 2010, 167 ppm, 15.000 btl.)Nose: the new one is hotter and sharper than the first release. I wouldn’t say it seems peatier, on the contrary, the sharpness blocks some aromas…