Goodridge & Williams Northern Grains

Nose- some wine notes here Body- toasted nuts and a bit of hiney Finish- maple surup and just a hint of toasted marshmallow This tastes less Canadian than many I have had tonight. Perhaps this is owed to the sherry finish.

Nuts, chocolate, spices, fruit and toffee. A sweet taste of red wine and dried fruit on the finish.

Earthy, sugar, coffee, candy , some oak, chocolate finish, minimal bite

Nose: Candied fruits and fruit jelly candy (watermelon, strawberries, lime), malty semi dark milk chocolate, sweet toasted oak, light caramel, light spices (cinnamon, sweet paprika), some candied caramel red apple, hint of sweet modelling clay/play dough, some citrus (lime wedge, lemon wedge, fresh sliced orange), earthy note of nutty woodiness, some flour grain mustiness, some whole wheat bread, a French toast hazelnut coffee note, hint of white pepper, hint of unripe stone fruit (peach, pear, apricot), some mild sherry notes, some light herbal notes of oregano, spearmint and basil, sweet tea, hint of Canadian maple, some creamy vanilla Palate: Fresh green apples, green paprika, candied caramel red apple, cinnamon, black pepper, some sweet tea, barrel tannins, some sherry grapey notes, sour cherry, sourdough, sour grapes, a hint of oak, some fresh caramel and vanilla Finish: Oak and grain sweetness, a faint cola note, a little deep red wine in the background, blood orange peel, herbal/botanical bitterness, some white pepper

Floral, raspberry, caramel, oak, vanilla, marzipan, nuts

Northern Grains is an artisanal whisky distilled from a mash of winter wheat and malted barley from Northern British Columbia. It’s aged in American oak bourbon barrels for a minimum of three years and finished in French oak wine casks from BC’s Okanagan Valley. This exceptionally smooth whisky is non-chill filtered with notes of dried stone fruit, toasted wood and cherry.