Westmalle Dubbel
$6.89
Brown-amber color, subtle dark-malt aroma balanced by Belgian yeast character. Deeply malty, with a subtle and dry finish that hints at tropical fruit. There are eight Trappist breweries in the world, six of them in Belgium. The Belgium ones are Westmalle, Westvleteren, Chimay, Rochefort, Orval and Achel. No other breweries are entitled by law to apply that name to their product.
Sheep Dip Vatted Malt
$61.99
Naming your brand Sheep Dip is a curious idea, as is the history behind the name. We'll let you web search for that info instead of going into it here. Regardless, this is a blended malt whisky that was originally put together by Richard Paterson for the company Spencerfield Spirits. It is made from a vatting 16 individual malts from multiple distilleries matured between 8 and 21 years. 40%.
Spencerfield Spirits is also the company behind the Pig's Nose Blended Scotch and Edinburgh Gin.
Cadenhead Classic Caribbean Rum 50%
$74.99
The firm of William Cadenhead Ltd, Wine and Spirit Merchants, was founded in 1842 and is Scotland's oldest independent bottler. The company was was in the ownership of the same family until taken over by J & A Mitchell & Co.Ltd in 1972, the proprietors of Springbank distillery. This is a tremendously rich, spicy rum, Christmas in a bottle! The Green Label rums from Cadenhead are all bottled from specially selected individual casks. With the exception of water added to bring them to drinking strength, they are free from all additives, and no colouring has been added. There's no chill filtering to spoil the flavour, either!
Eau Claire Gin and Tonic 4PK Cans
$14.99
Eau Claire distillery's own Parlour Gin mixed with their own distillery-made Tonic, in can form! 4x355mL cans. 6% ABV.
Lindemans Lambic Kriek
$6.99
This rose coloured lambic has the bouquet of freshly harvested cherries, sparkling, smooth, fruity and refreshing, finishing dry. Lindemans has brewed Kriek since 1811. Serving suggestions, as an aperitif in place of dry sherry, with carbonnade a la beouf, mussels in white wine or Gueuze, flavourful cheeses; traditionally served in tall, thick tumbler with cubes of sugar to sweeten to taste.
Laphroaig Quarter Cask
$89.99
Casks were much smaller in the 19th C. than today. They gradually grew as the industry did, the larger casks being more cost-effective. But something was lost in the switch to big. The smaller casks gave the whisky up to 60% more exposure to oak thereby intensifying the maturation process. Laphroaig has recreated this style by transferring still maturing whisky into quarter casks for finishing.
Baker's Single Barrel Bourbon 53.5%
$84.99
What was once Small Batch is now Single Barrel! Baker’s Single Barrel Bourbon is produced at Jim Beam Distillery in Clermont, Kentucky. It is one of the few Jim Beam-made Bourbons to retain an age statement on the label, Baker’s is a minimum 7-year-old Bourbon and part of the Jim Beam premium line that also contains Booker’s and Basil Hayden’s. Named after Jim Beam’s nephew: Baker Beam, it is bottled at 53.5% ABV or 107 Proof.
Woodford Reserve Bourbon 375ml
$30.99
Carefully hand-crafted, Woodford Reserve is painstakingly selected from only the finest maturing whiskey. Long years of slumber in the oldest surviving cask warehouses in Kentucky have produced a bourbon of exceptional depth and character, with a complex, full-bodied taste and uniquely smooth finish. Small batch, hand-crafted Bourbon from Kentucky's smallest working distillery; the "official Bourbon" of both The Kentucky Derby and The Breeder's Cup.
Ileach Cask Strength
$79.99
More than a decade ago, some guy with wolf eyes and a panama hat named the Ileach Cask Strength one of the best whiskies in the world, but don't hold that against it! It is back and exclusive to KWM in Calgary again, bottled at 58%. The Ileach Cask Strength is a mystery malt from Islay. In other words, the distillery of origin is a mystery but, look closely at the label, and you'll see a couple of clues: the distillery has its own bay, presumably passable on only the one side; it's water-front has a distinct appearance; and could that be the ruins of the Dunyvaig Castle on the far right? Lagging behind and not understanding our not-so-subtle hints on which distillery this could be? Fear not - this is what makes Mystery Malts so much fun.