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Glen Breton Rare 14 Year Old
Glen Breton Rare 14 Year Old
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- BrandGlen Breton Whiskey
- CategoryCanadian Whisky
- CountryCanada
- DistilleryGlen Breton Whiskey
- Age14 Year Old
- Style Canadian Single Malt Whisky
- Maturation ex-Bourbon casks
- Alcohol43.0%
A very well-developed yet light Canadian Single Malt pearl.
The story of Glenora Distillery is a classic David and Goliath tale. You see, Glenora is an upstart youngster, founded in 1989 by Bruce Jardine. But as soon as the word “Glen” showed in their brand, the Scots weren’t that happy so they had quite a few disputes and legal battles upon their hands. Despite their legal battles, since then they have won a lot of awards, started selling internationally, and make a bloody good Canadian Single Malt Whisky on the Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia where Scottish heritage still thrives.
Glen Breton Rare 14 Year Old is a work of art. It was aged for almost 15 years and you can tell this is no youngster. The nose is complex with wild apple, heather, honey, and maple while the palate is well-developed yet light and smooth. The flavors of apples, chocolate, vanilla, a touch of toasty wood, and maple go down real easy. Get your home bar the Bronze Medal Winner at 2021 New York International Spirits Competition and Triple Gold Medal Winner at Micro Liquour.
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apple
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honey
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maple
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light
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smooth
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chocolate
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vanilla
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woody
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berries
Appearance / Color
Bright gold
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Complex with wild apple, heather, honey, and maple.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Light and smooth with apples, chocolate, vanilla, a touch of toasty wood, and maple.
Finish
Lingering with nuts, berries, and fruitiness.
About
A very well-developed yet light Canadian Single Malt pearl.
The story of Glenora Distillery is a classic David and Goliath tale. You see, Glenora is an upstart youngster, founded in 1989 by Bruce Jardine. But as soon as the word “Glen” showed in their brand, the Scots weren’t that happy so they had quite a few disputes and legal battles upon their hands. Despite their legal battles, since then they have won a lot of awards, started selling internationally, and make a bloody good Canadian Single Malt Whisky on the Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia where Scottish heritage still thrives.
Glen Breton Rare 14 Year Old is a work of art. It was aged for almost 15 years and you can tell this is no youngster. The nose is complex with wild apple, heather, honey, and maple while the palate is well-developed yet light and smooth. The flavors of apples, chocolate, vanilla, a touch of toasty wood, and maple go down real easy. Get your home bar the Bronze Medal Winner at 2021 New York International Spirits Competition and Triple Gold Medal Winner at Micro Liquour.
- BrandGlen Breton Whiskey
- CategoryCanadian Whisky
- CountryCanada
- DistilleryGlen Breton Whiskey
- Age14 Year Old
- Style Canadian Single Malt Whisky
- Maturation ex-Bourbon casks
- Alcohol43.0%
-
apple
-
honey
-
maple
-
light
-
smooth
-
chocolate
-
vanilla
-
woody
-
berries
Appearance / Color
Bright gold
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Complex with wild apple, heather, honey, and maple.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Light and smooth with apples, chocolate, vanilla, a touch of toasty wood, and maple.
Finish
Lingering with nuts, berries, and fruitiness.
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