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Rather well-aged Canadian whisky here - not something you see every day! This is 19 year old Canadian single malt from the Glen Breton selection, produced in Nova Scotia by Glenora Distillers.
Nose: Warm salted caramel brownie, lemon peels and a kick of Christmas spice.
Palate: Toasted oak, leading to a hint of fragrant smoke. More spice at the centre - not quite as focussed on sweetness as the nose.
Finish: Cinnamon and candied ginger.
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had it last night with my English son in law and parents who were visiting. all of them liked the smooth and slightly metallic taste, has a Balvenie 25 years triple cask prior to the Glen Breton. they including me prefered the Glen Breton.
9th April 2019
Wonderfully floral and sweet
5th March 2019
Bad bottle maybe, this was all perfume for me. Literally tasted like drinking perfume or cologne. Gross
11th April 2018