Caribou Crossing Whisky
$96.99
According to Canadianwhisky.org - "Caribou Crossing is the first single-barrel Canadian Whisky produced by a major whisky company since the 19th century. That was the time when people would arrive at Canadian distilleries with jugs to be filled straight from the barrel. ...Caribou Crossing Single Barrel, from the Sazerac Company/Buffalo Trace, now advances this concept further, drawing its very best whisky from an inventory of over 200,000 barrels produced for it by several prominent Canadian distilleries.
Two Rivers Rye Whisky
$89.99
From Two Rivers Distillery of Calgary, Alberta. Made with 100% Alberta Malted Rye, it was aged for a total of four years in two separate casks. The first two years were spent in a freshly Recharred cask (level 3 char). It spent its final two years in an ex-Bourbon cask from Woodford Reserve.
Two Rivers Distillery is located in Calgary's Barley Belt. It is about a 10-minute walk from Annex Ale Project.
JP Wiser's 10 Year Canadian Whisky
$34.99
JP Wiser's 28 Year
$369.99
From the Producer
This 28-year old J.P. Wiser’s Canadian whisky is a celebration of the nineties, embodying the original spirit of the brand’ founder. With fragrant honey, delicate fruit, and wholesome rye notes, this golden liquid capture’s the essence of a convivial era. Meticulously mature, each drop is a nod to the harmonious noise of the nineties when people gathered to savor life’s finest offerings.
48% Abv
Rig Hand Rocking R 100% Rye Whisky
$86.99
Rig Hand Lazy B Corn Whisky
$64.99
Shelter Point Single Malt
$84.99
Shelter Point's classic single malt, bottled at 46% without colouring or chill filtration.
Producer Description
"Shelter Point Single Malt Whisky is a classic expression made in small batches using traditional methods, pot distillation and water from our own aquifer. Still: Copper wash and spirit stills by Forsyths Base: 100% malted BC barley Natural colour and non-chill filtered Bottled at 46% Alc.Vol"
Cut Point Benrinnes 2008 Single Cask
$139.99
Cut/Point is an exciting new addition to the indie bottling game. The fine gent who launched this brand is not only a Keeper of the Quaich and long time whisky industry demi-god, he's also a local boy with his finger on the pulse 'round thses parts. In other words...Cut/Point may be new, but it's also already an old soul, and one that is easy to put stock in.
Benrinnes is a very hit or miss malt most of the time, but this particular cask is a real fireworks show. Cereal-forward with just enough cask influence to rein in the spirit. Refreshingly, left to be naked. It's a boozy, swaggering little beast in a style we don't see enough of. A bit challenging, and very retro.
Cask number 307387 was an ex-Bourbon Hogshead that yielded 298 bottles at 57.4%.
Cut Point Caol Ila 2011 Single Cask
$139.99
Excellent young Caol Ila from local darlings Cut/Point. This is brash and loud-mouthed young Caol Ila, make no mistake, but there's also a sort of hidden complexity here; not in the sense that it's tough to unravel, but more like there's a rather difficult balance being struck here. There's a lot of youth on display - which is great when drinking peated whisky, as youth generally equals big smokiness - but it drinks far from underripe. A style that perfectly suggests the aromas you'll encounter at the distillery.
279 bottles from ex-Bourbon Hogshead #307974. 56.6%