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96pts Whisky Advocate - Forget the Northern Harvest Rye, the Crown Royal Monarch reigns supreme when it comes to the best stock whisky coming out of Gimli Manitoba right now. We don't know if this is a one of or a regular list item, but it is excellent and can stand proudly shoulder to shoulder with the best whiskies in the world!
Tasting Note by Davin de Kergommeaux ( www.whiskyadvocate.com): "Monarch, the 75th anniversary limited edition of Canada’s best-selling whisky, raises the already high Crown Royal flavor bar. Zesty rye from an ancient Coffey still is the throbbing heart of this blend, balancing cloves, ginger, cinnamon, glowing hot pepper, and that gorgeous sour bitterness of rye grain against crispy, fresh-sawn lumber, fragrant lilacs, dark fruits, and green apples. Butterscotch, chocolate, toffee, mint, pine needles, and sweet pitchy balsam enrich a luscious, creamy mouthfeel carefully tempered by grapefruit pith. Editor's Choice."
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$39.99
This Crown Royal release is a blend, 95% of which is rye grain distilled at the company's distillery in Gimli, Manitoba. When reviewed upon its first release in 2015 it was given a respectable 91 points by Whisky Advocate. Also, some guy in a Panama Hat dubbed it the World Whisky of the Year back in 2016. Regardless of what we think of him, the Crown Royal Northern Harvest is a solid Canadian Whisky and worth a try if you are a Crown Royal or Canadian Whisky fan! 45% ABV.
$44.99
This is one of the most interesting new Canadian whiskies to hit the market and our staff are in love. So are the critics. CanadianWhisky.org gave it 5 Stars (Very Highly Recomended) and Whisky Advocate scored it 90pts.
Tasting Note by Davin de Kergommeaux (www.whiskyadvocate.com): Innovation is key at Windsor’s Corby Distillers. Though best known for its Wiser’s range, Corby also makes this juicy new four-grain beauty. Big and firm on the palate, G&W glides into a buttery corn-whisky slather flooded with delicate rye flowers, nutty dusty barley, and soft, sweet wheat notes. Want the list? Crisp clean oak, citrus pith, stewed fruits, meadow flowers, and brisk pepper with mildly pulling tannins."
