Tastes

Smooth and warm with notes of vanilla and corn, works it way through some baking spice and wood notes at the end of palate and finish. Not overly complex, but interesting enough to sip neat or with an ice cube. Makes a great old fashioned too.

Musty hay and corn on the nose, and leathery with some wood notes on the palate. Finishes very smooth with the slightest sweetness. Full and round overall with just a little warmth. I think it is about 15 dollars over what I think it should be, but getting something like that in Canada is bound to cost more

Juicy Fruit gum on the nose with a bit of spice.. more fruit on the palate and smooth. Fruit continues through the finish with a little warm vanilla and the slightest hint of mint. I expected it to be sweet and fruity after reading all the reviews but was also expecting more spice from a 90 rye mash. Not missing the extra spice tho, this is a great neat pour.

Cherry and vanilla with some spice on the nose, very sweet on palate and very smooth. Lightly warm finish.. just a great bourbon to drink neat

Didn’t find the nose very interesting, but the leather and caramel on the palette was a nice surprise and made it interesting for Canadian whisky. Finish tastes like dark fruit which must be from the wine casks

Nose is sweet with cherry and a bit of vanilla, followed by yeasted bread notes. Sips smooth on palate and starts with cherry and finishes with a bit of spice. A pretty sweet bourbon, perfect for sipping neat, but add a few drops of water and it lightens it up, reminding me of many of the Canadian whiskeys we have up here despite there being no rye in this mash bill.

Nose is bready and vanilla, palate is more of the same and finish is a little sharp and warm. Nothing too crazy happening here, more of a good old fashioned bourbon vs a slow sipper

Smooth and easy to drink. Warm, and sweet with vanilla, caramel and a little fruit. Being Canadian of course it won’t punch you in the palate but it doesn’t need to apologize either for being a nice drink.