BEARFACE 7 Year Triple Oak

Du maudit bon jus! Belle balance d’épice, de bois, d’érable de fruits rouges. On sent le wine cask juste assez! Wow!

Sérieux, je suis surpris du résultat! Un gros wow dans l’équilibre! Pour moi, c’est un des meilleurs whisky canadiens. Caramel brûle, chêne, vanille, fruits rouge, cassonade, érable, mais. Une belle longueur sur l’épice, mais pas trop!

It's ok, if you like crown, you'll like this. It's better than crown in my opinion, but it's lacking on quite a few fronts. It would be good for a mixer, very sweet, typical maple flavor, slight hint of... apple? Like a little fruitiness, over all, It's ok

This is the first Canadian whiskey I’ve sipped since re-exploring whiskeys. First impression was that it’s a bit bland which I kind of expected from a Canadian. But I have enjoyed this glass more and more as I’ve gone on. As a mainly bourbon drinker I appreciate the wine finished notes and am glad I have it in the cabinet. It was BOGO at Publix liquors and I couldn’t pass up that deal to dip my toes in Canadian brown waters.

Bearface, bottled in Canada but is sourced from other distilleries. 85 proof, aged 7 years. Aroma: painted oak, cork, sweetness. Taste: light spice, oak, minor hard to discern sweetness which overtook the other tasting notes after it sat a little while. Cost me 32.99 plus tax for a 750 ml bottle. It is overpriced in my opinion, it taste fine but I was expecting better for such a whisky that goes through such a complex process according to some sources. Grade: C+/B-