High West A Midwinter Nights Dram Act12
$169.99
It is back, in limited quantities! High West A Midwinter Night's Dram takes is a spin on the company's own Rendevous Rye, finished in Port Barrels and bottled at a higher 49.3% ABV.
Like the Rendezvous Rye itself, Midwinter is a blend of two different Rye Mashbills:
- 95% rye, 5% barley malt from MGP in Indiana
- 80% rye, 20% malted rye from High West Distillery of Park City, Utah.
True Wild Roper's Hold 6 Year Bourbon
$82.79
Joining True Wild Distillery's Roper's Hold staple of Canadian Whiskies is a... Bourbon?!?
That's right. This 6 year old Bourbon Whiskey was originally distilled at the historic Barton Distillery, which resides just outside of Bardstown, Kentucky. It has been finished in new toasted oak casks and bottled at 50%. And I believe it is only available in Alberta.
True Wild Distillery & Restaurant is located in Calgary, Alberta. The Roper's Hold Whisky series consists of casks sourced from other Canadian (and now American) distilleries, which have been finished in different casks and then are released in small batches.
Bardstown Ferrand Cask Bourbon
$204.99
Bottled at a respectable 111.8 proof, or 55.9% ABV, This Blended American Whiskey from Bardstown Bourbon Company was finished in Ferrand Cognac Casks. The selected whiskies used in its creation are primarily Kentucky Straight Bourbon, with a small amount of Kentucky Straight Rye.
Here is the blend:
- 73% 9 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon (74% Corn, 18% Rye, 8% Malted Barley)
- 10% 11 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon (78% Corn, 13% Rye, 9% Malted Barley)
- 10% 12 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon (75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley)
- 7% 6 Year Old Bardstown Bourbon Company Rye (95% Rye, 5% Malted Barley)
Producer Description
"Bardstown Bourbon’s Ferrand finish continues our acclaimed collaboration with France’s prestigious Maison Ferrand. This second partnership with Ferrand sees Kentucky straight whiskey finished 15 months in Maison Ferrand Cognac barrels, merging American character with French refinement. The cognac barrel finish adds remarkable complexity with notes of dried fruit, honey, toasted oak, and subtle floral character that enhance the bourbon’s natural vanilla and caramel foundation. The result is a layered, limited-edition release that reflects the craftsmanship and creativity at the heart of both houses."
Bardstown Kentucky Straight Bourbon
$76.99
From Bardstown Bourbon Company's Origin Series, this High-Rye Bourbon (60% Corn, 36% Rye, 4% Malted Barley) was matured for 6 years in virgin oak before being bottled at 48% ABV.
Producer Description
"An exquisite high-rye bourbon with extraordinary flavor. Our Origin bourbon whiskey is a 36% high-rye mash bill which showcases the best of classic bourbon with a burst of rye spice. Perfect as a unique pour or the foundation for a premium craft cocktail."
Spirit of French Lick 'The Wheater'
$56.99
Notes from the Bottle;
"Wheated Bourbon has long been known for its elegance and length on the palate.
We build our version with at least 60% of our own double post distilled wheated bourbon, aged two years in our unique warehouse.
45% Abv
We blend it with a hand selected number of 7 year old barrels of Wheated bourbon from Wyoming. We place our focus on the balance between grain and barrel with an emphasis on malty , fruity, and baking spice characteristics. Deep vanilla, coconut, caramel and dried fruit make the Wheater an excellent choice neat or in a cocktail.
Canadian Club Invitation 15 Year Sherry
$82.79
This 15-year-old Canadian Club bottling is the first in a series which amps up the sherry cask influence on the iconic Canadian Whisky brand.
42% ABV
Producer Description
"First in the series, this one-time release whisky has all the hallmark notes of CC Classic 12 YO elevated to 15 years with the secondary aging in Oloroso sherry casks. The results are rich aromas of toffee, spice and subtle sweetness with warm and creamy flavours with mellow wood on the palate. Sip neat or over ice."
Two Rivers Bourbon Style Port Cask Finis
$107.99
From Calgary's Two Rivers Distillery comes this Bourbon Style Whiskey finished in ex-Port casks. Bottled at a solid 60% ABV. Harmony loves it!
Producer Description
"Two Rivers Distillery Bourbon Style Whisky. Made to honour our neighbours in the south using Albertan corn, rye, and barley. Double batch distilled and aged in freshly-charred American barrels selected by our Master Distiller. Brewed, distilled and aged at Two Rivers Distillery, Calgary, Alberta"
Sanctuary Whisky Signature Edition
$70.19
This is the 2026 batch of Single Malt Whisky from Phillips Fermentorium - the fancy and delightful name for Phillips Brewing Company's distillery arm. The Fermentorium is located in Victoria, BC. The whisky itself has been matured in a combination of ex-Bourbon, ex-Red Wine, and Phillips' own ex-Beer casks for between 5 and 9 years before being married and bottled at 42% ABV.
Producer Description
"Discover Vancouver Island's new Sanctuary Signature Single Malt Whisky. Produced from locally grown barley that is malted on site, and then matured in a combination of Bourbon, Red Wine, and Phillips Beer casks. Inspired by the coastal forests of Vancouver Island – shaped by wood and water – it honours tradition with a uniquely Canadian coastal character, capturing the rugged beauty and elemental forces of its home."
The Maligne Range Watchtower
$107.99
This Canadian Whisky was made from a mash of 30% peated Scottish malt and the balance Canadian malted barley. Bottled at 48%.
Producer Description
"The Watchtower is The Maligne Range’s interpretation of a peated Canadian whisky – bringing together Canadian and Scottish traditions without adhering too closely to either. Built from Canadian malt with 30% heavily peated Scottish malt, it introduces smoke with intent – layered, controlled, and integrated into the structure of the whisky, with notes of soft smoke, and apple, citrus, and dark caramel carried through with clarity.
Process and maturation bring the elements into alignment. Blending is approached with restraint, allowing the peat to remain present without overwhelming the foundation. The result is a whisky where smoke adds depth and contrast, supported by grain and structure rather than dominating it.
Named after The Watchtower Mountain, a 2,791-metre peak in Jasper National Park, it reflects a sense of clarity and exposure-defined by structure, visibility, and more pronounced edge. Within the range, it marks a shift: where contrast becomes more defined and the profile begins to push further."