Seagrams Vo Canadian | |
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Seagram's Blended canadian whisky | |
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Alcohol, cereal grains, slight whiff of lemon pledge. Not very promising. Caramel, grains, hint of lemon. Sweeter than expected. slight spit up type quality. Still some caramel. Surprising length (mediumish) though a little rough and burning on the back of the throat. Not as bad as expected but still not very good. Might be decent over ice. - 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Canadian Mist | |
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Canadian Mist - | |
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Toast, caramel, and a hint of rye. A little tree bark as well. Definitely sweet. Bread, caramel, and some rye. Bitter caramel. - - 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
Blended |
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Canadian Club | |
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Canadian Club - | |
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Hints of sherry, grain, caramel, and brazil nuts. Just a hint of cherry and loads of caramel. Nuts. Caramel. Bitter at the very end. - - 0 | |
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6 Years Old |
Blended |
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Forty Creek Barrel Select | |
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Forty Creek - | |
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Caramel, hint of milk chocolate and cashews. Caramel and butterscoth. Cashews show up as well. Short finish that has loads of caramel. - - 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Forty Creek Barrel Select | |
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Forty Creek Barrel Select | |
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Nutella, cured or smoked meat (pastrami?) Very nutty, a touch sour, sweet vanilla Black pepper, drying, medium Very sumptuous. I know others will describe a very different nose, but that's what these notes are for, right? Rich gold 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Forty Creek Double Barrel Reserve | |
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Forty Creek Double Barrel Reserve | |
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Caramel, mandarin orange, hazelnuts Bran, marmalade Candied orange peel, warming but short Sweeter and lacking the spice of the Barrel Select, with a distinct citrus character. The finish is definitely too short, but this is lovely and dangerously drinkable. Light gold 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Holysinner wrote:Glad I can join you Sean, you've gotten this off to a great start!
Good luck to Ganga.
Pendleton | |
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Butterscotch, oatmeal, cinnamon, and a hint of orange. Orange, butterscotch and bran. Short finish. Canned pears and butterscotch. Also a touch of vanilla. A drinkable whisky but lacking finish and complexity. - 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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mikeymad wrote:Sorry you don't seem to be having that much fun Sean....
Glad the 40 creek is looking okay...
Cheers,
pkt77242 wrote:HS, glad to see you enjoyed the Forty Creek Double Barrel select.
Sean
Crown Royal | |
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Crown Royal - | |
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Lots of vanilla and rye. Vanilla and mandarin orange. A little rye spices. Short finish, full of vanilla. A very drinkable whisky. Simple and enjoyable. - 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Crown Royal Reserve | |
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Vanilla and tangerine. A hint of cinnamon and oak. Vanilla and tangerine. A hint of lime and some rye spiciness. Mediom finish on lime and vanilla. A nice whisky. Enjoyable, drinkable and balanced. - 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Holysinner wrote:pkt77242 wrote:HS, glad to see you enjoyed the Forty Creek Double Barrel select.
Sean
I did Sean, and I'm looking forward to seeing whether the bottle will change over time.
I think John K. Hall is doing great things at Kittling Ridge, and just wish I could get up there to try the new Port Wood release.
I cracked open the mini of Wiser's, but I think notes for that and the Crown Royal will have to wait for tomorrow. I'm getting almost nothing on the nose and can't really distinguish flavors right now. Your ability to try whisky after whisky and still write up great notes is very impressive!
OFC 8 Year Old | |
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Schenley - | |
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Fresh, light and clean. Grassy. Tinned pears. Very grain driven. Shredded wheat. Creaminess deftly counterbalanced by a dash of input from the rye. Soft and rather quick. Nothing exceptional, but nothing offensive either. Light gold 0 | |
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8 Years Old |
Blend |
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Order of Merit 15 Year Old | |
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Schenley - | |
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Fruit salad in an oak bowl. Pineapple. Passion fruit. Toffee. Very composed. Lovely, smooth palate entry. Oak adds considerable weight from the mid palate onward. Excellent balance. Complex. Velvety, lingering finish with momentary flashes of brittleness. This is from a venerable bottle distilled in 1952 and bottled in 1967 (Canada's Centennial Year). Full gold with a touch of amber. 0 | |
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15 Years Old |
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Wiser's Reserve | |
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Apple. Wintermelon. Vanilla. Green tea with a dash of citrus. Some caramel evident at the outset. Then slightly more sharpness from the grains and oak. Juicy. This one has a tad more bite despite the caramel-toffee gloss. Not bad at all. Short to medium-length finish. - Light to medium gold. 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Gooderham & Worts Small Batch | |
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Somewhat reticent. Delicately conveyed oak and fruit. A hint of strawberry and blanched almonds. Really good. The fruit maintains a degree of freshly picked ripeness amidst the sparkling grains and oak. And the higher proof only adds to this effect. Quite salivating. Medium finish that makes you want to go for a 2nd. More impressive than I remember. - Light gold. 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Limited Edition | |
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Crown Royal - | |
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Fruit, field grains and oak tightly fused. Gentle, come hither fragrance. Vibrancy combined with the added sophistication maturity brings. This is like the Crown Royals I recall from the 1960s and 1970s. Easy-going elegance. Quality oak and rye lend depth to the wheat, corn and malt. Perfect degree of maturity. Soft, glowing warmth at the finish. - Tending to medium gold. 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Special Reserve | |
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Crown Royal - | |
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Very mellow, though the rye doing battle with the oak enlivens matters marginally. Pure silk. The oak and grains offer a demure petillance that, alas, doesn't quite survive to the finish line. Somewhat sedated. Lovely whisky. But I'll take the Limited Edition, thank you. Full gold with the merest hint of amber. 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Cask No. 16 | |
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Crown Royal - | |
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Wow! An almost Sauternes-like voluptuousness. Tropical fruit salad. Dry roasted nuts. A hint of vanilla. Crisp, clean attack leading to succulence. Honey dribbled on whole wheat toast. Pears. The spicy oak influence effortlessly intertwines with the bittersweet nature of the spirit, creating tiny ripples of rapier-like intensity that spread across the glossy textural surface. Long and calm. A cracker! Full gold tending to amber. Slightly deeper than that of the SR. 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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Sherry Cask | |
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Canadian Club - | |
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Wine cask influence layered over (rather than entirely melded with) the intrinsic grain thrust of the distillate. Richly fruity. Lots of sultana overtones. Macallan meets M'Canuck. Yet a green, bitter aspect permeates the early stages despite the thick, sweet texture. It's as though someone threw dandelion greens into the raisins. Then, a brief interlude of real Canadian whisky taste before the lights go out. A weak suggestion of activity, but ultimately boring. This one has potential, but needs considerable time and effort at all stages from conception to the blending room. Amber gold. 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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pkt77242 wrote:Nice notes Doug.
Wiser's DeLuxe | |
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Wiser's DeLuxe | |
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Just not a lot there. If I really stick my nose in the glass, I get strawberries and glue. Quite spirity with candy sweetness. And there's the glue again. Bitter and a bit sour, mercifully short. Not very pleasant to my tastes. Amber 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
Blended |
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Wiser's DeLuxe | |
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Wiser's DeLuxe | |
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Hay, powdered sugar. Sweet with a bit of rye spice. Bitter and slightly sour, short. Hmmm, so it seems it wasn't my palate failing me last night, it was the glass! I usually prefer the tulip, but the Riedel is a standout for some bourbons and scotch blends, and apparently, this Canadian blend. Still nothing special, but much more tolerable. Amber 0 | |
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0 Years Old |
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