Collingwood Canadian Whisky
$41.60
This is Blended Canadian Whisky that gets its namesake from the town of Collingwood, Ontario. The whisky finished using toasted Maplewood staves. Bottled at 40%.
Stalk & Barrel Rye Cask Strength
$89.99
Pendleton Midnight Hood River
$49.99
Stalk & Barrel Discovery Pack
$109.99
This gift pack contains three whiskys from Stillwaters Distillery in Ontario. The bottles are:
- Stalk & Barrel Canadian Whisky - a blended Canadian whisky bottled at 40% ABV.
- Stalk & Barrel Rye Whisky - a 100% Ontario Rye Grain Single Barrel whisky bottled at 46% ABV.
- Stalk & Barrel Single Malt - a 100% Canadian two-row malted barley whisky bottled at 46% ABV.
3x325mL bottles.
Wayne Gretzky Red Cask Whisky
$44.99
Wow, this is way better than we thought it would be... Celebrity wines and spirits seldom live up to the hype, usually gimmicky products released to make a quick buck. But this Canadian whisky, finished in red wine barrels from the Gretzky Estate winery is surprisingly good, and inexpensive! Bottled at 40%. Featured on KWM 2017 Whisky Advent Day 4.
WhistlePig 12 Year Old World Rye
$179.99
The Old World Rye from Whistle Pig is a sourced Rye Whisky at least 12 years of age that was first matured in ex-Bourbon Barrels. After that, the whisky was finished in three different wine casks that previously held Madeira, Sauternes and Port. Like the Whistle Pig 10-Year-old, the rye whisky in this bottle was distilled in Canada and likely sourced from Alberta Distillers.
Whistle Pig Boss Hog Single Barrel Rye
$304.99
Canadian Club 100% Rye Old Fashioned Kit
$39.99
Just in time to make an Old Fashioned Cocktail! Canadian Club 100% Rye is offering a special kit!
The Set Includes
Matching Canadian Club rocks glasses
750ml bottle of Canadian Club 100% Rye
Branded jigger
25ml bitters
Shelter Point Cask Strength
$102.99
Limit 2 per customer!
Only 1000 bottles are being released of this limited Christmas bottling from Shelter Point. Only the 2nd distillery bottling, it was created by marrying 4 casks of single malt and 1 cask of straight rye whisky. Initially matured in American oak the whisky was finished in "very special" French Oak barrels. The whisky has been bottled at 58.4%, only 90 bottles are coming to Alberta.
Andrew' Tasting Note
Nose: doughy, a hint of orange cheddar, creamy with clotted cream and light strawberry jam; gently toasted oak, a hint of dill and light sugars; becomes spicier with cardamom and cinnamon hearts.
Palate: very rich and fruity, lots of layers, a bit of heat but not as sharp as expected for the strength and age; massive cinnamon hearts, more strawberry jam layered on top of clotted cream on a dry English scone; very honeyed and sugary, the spices take over the back end: candied fennel and Black Licorice Twizzlers; burnt Demerara sugars and oily earthy tones.
Finish: light, fresh, sweet and coating; medium in length it dries as it fades.
Comment: very different from the Inaugural Run, the rye component and French oak have really spiced things up; it is very decadent and smooth, an appropriately Christmassy release.
About Shelter Point (In their own words): "Shelter Point Distillery is, and always will be, an artisanal distillery. Right from the start, the concept has been quality over quantity, coexisting with nature and sourcing locally. This local-first philosophy extends beyond just building materials. In fact, Shelter Point is one of only a handful of distilleries that grow their own barley and distill on the same site. Virtually the only things that aren’t local are our oak barrels, which were sourced from Kentucky bourbon distillers, and the massive copper pot stills which came from Scotland. As far as our methodology goes, well, when you wait five years for a whisky to mature, you can’t help but learn to be patient. As a result, nothing is particularly hurried here. We took our time to get the distillery right, and we’re doing the same with everything else."