Glen Breton Rare is a Canadian single malt (not many of those around!) which is aged for 10 years in American oak casks. The Glenora distillery, where Glen Breton is produced, resides in the beautiful Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. The name 'Glen Breton' was a point of contention, even before the whisky was released!
No, this is not a perfect scotch. But when you compare it to the other canadian whiskey, this single malt is really different. It's unique taste makes it something to try. I just like it.
Awful. Boring.I have tasted many single malts in my life. I have never had one so underwhelming. It failed to awaken my taste buds. Glen Breton still has a lot of workto do.
Alcoholic, unbalanced, bitter wood, almost no fruityness or freshness, sweetish and cloing finish, should I go on?
This single malt rocks. If more people knew about it you would sell a lot of it!
Bought my first bottle yesterday , I like scotchs with dept like the Balvenie double wood 12 yrs with that sweet finish . The Glen Breton has a nice round taste and that almost sweet finish , it's a good start for the distillery , the color is a bit pale , but over all I think Canada'll give Scotland a run run for it's money eventually ...
