Gooderham & Worts Four Grain Canadian Whisky

Much too much cereal for me to drink this one straight. Better with some mix, but def won’t rush back to this one. Glad others like it

This blend of four grains is well- balanced and very delicious. I enjoy it neat with one ice cube. It is smooth with some sweetness from the corn and wheat. The rye is prominent and integrates well with the other grains. A winner in my book and a pleasure to enjoy.

Gooderham & Worts 44.4% abv, no age listed, minimum age is 3 years. I believe it is bottled in Canada. Nice wooden top, cork seals tight. Aroma: sweet, brandy like, sharp ripe fruit, unique unlike most Canadians I have had. Taste: moderate to high sweetness, vanilla, fruity, almost brandy like, light spice, minor oak comes at the end, nice and sweet aftertaste. So far maybe the best/most complex Canadian I have had for the price. Super smooth. Very enjoyable neat, spice, oak, and sweetness all come through working well together. Highly recommended and will definitely buy again. Cost: 39.95+tax (750ml) Grade: B+/A-

Nose is initially of "sweet paint" with spicy eye notes. You gotta let it air out a little bit because for the first few minutes on the glass, it just smells like grapes in powdered sugar and drenched with acetone. The more time you give it, the more grapes and rye and less acetone you get. Taste is shiny, dusty, sugary sweet oatmeal with a fair bit of anise on the finish at the back of the tongue.

Mild, Canadian whiskey. Would drink it again, but not buy a bottle again.