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Lot No. 40 Canadian Whisky
Lot No. 40 Canadian Whisky
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- BrandLot No. 40
- CategoryWorld Whisk(e)y
- CountryCanada
- DistilleryD. Michael Booth
- AgeNAS
- Style Rye Whisky
- Alcohol43.0%
Corby Spirit and Wine was founded in 1859. It is located in Corbyville, Ontario, Canada — a very small, rural town about 120 miles WNW of Toronto just off the north shore of Lake Ontario. The old, abandoned distillery building still be found there. Today, Corby Spirit and Wine is based in Toronto, has more than 200 employees, and is closely aligned with mega-Spirits-giant Pernod Ricard who has taken a 46% ownership stake in the company. Corby produces several brands of Spirits and markets Pernod Ricard products in Canada.
Lot No. 40 Canadian Whisky started as one of a the "Whisky Guild" series of special, limited edition Spirits. It was a small-batch, blended Rye Whisky produced for lovers of Whisky and Whisky history. It was produced in the old-school, pre-Prohibition style, served at 43% ABV, and named after the plot of land owned by one of the founders — "Lot No. 40." With the incredible popular resurgence of Rye Whisky in the marketplace, Pernod Ricard encouraged the re-launching of the Whisky as a stand-alone brand in 2012.
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dry
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dark fruit
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woody
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citrus
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spicy
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rye
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bread
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molasses
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toasted
Warm amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Complex aroma with black-strap, dark sourdough rye bread, and toasted seeds.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Drying with dark fruit, cayenne, wood, sharp citrus.
Finish
Long with sourdough rye bread notes.
About
Corby Spirit and Wine was founded in 1859. It is located in Corbyville, Ontario, Canada — a very small, rural town about 120 miles WNW of Toronto just off the north shore of Lake Ontario. The old, abandoned distillery building still be found there. Today, Corby Spirit and Wine is based in Toronto, has more than 200 employees, and is closely aligned with mega-Spirits-giant Pernod Ricard who has taken a 46% ownership stake in the company. Corby produces several brands of Spirits and markets Pernod Ricard products in Canada.
Lot No. 40 Canadian Whisky started as one of a the "Whisky Guild" series of special, limited edition Spirits. It was a small-batch, blended Rye Whisky produced for lovers of Whisky and Whisky history. It was produced in the old-school, pre-Prohibition style, served at 43% ABV, and named after the plot of land owned by one of the founders — "Lot No. 40." With the incredible popular resurgence of Rye Whisky in the marketplace, Pernod Ricard encouraged the re-launching of the Whisky as a stand-alone brand in 2012.
- BrandLot No. 40
- CategoryWorld Whisk(e)y
- CountryCanada
- DistilleryD. Michael Booth
- AgeNAS
- Style Rye Whisky
- Alcohol43.0%
-
dry
-
dark fruit
-
woody
-
citrus
-
spicy
-
rye
-
bread
-
molasses
-
toasted
Warm amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Complex aroma with black-strap, dark sourdough rye bread, and toasted seeds.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Drying with dark fruit, cayenne, wood, sharp citrus.
Finish
Long with sourdough rye bread notes.
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