Clynelish Canada

[Elagabalus]

Clynelish isn't available at the LCBO

How could I acquire a bottle? Any ideas other than venturing out of the country or to another province?

[Deactivated Member]

I don't think Oban and Clynelish are at all alike. I'm happy to take your word for it that you find it so, but I don't think many would find it such a good match.

[Jobi]

my fellow forumers may say I'm wrong but I opened a bottle of clynelish 14 this past friday and for the first time in my life, tasted this dram. tastes very similar to oban. so, go out and get an oban, blind fold yourself, and enjoy your clynelish!

For me, Oban has a very pronounced ripe fruit quality that separates it from Clynelish.

[Elagabalus]

I want to try some Clynelish!!!! I wonder if the bar The Feathers in Toronto has it????

[Deactivated Member]

Nine different bottles, according to:

http://home.primus.ca/~eastleaf/malts2.html

[Canada Jan]

Clynelish isn't available at the LCBO

How could I acquire a bottle? Any ideas other than venturing out of the country or to another province?

I can order some Clynelish for you if you're able to order by the case (6 bottles). Failing that I'll try to get some into the LCBO for early next year. You can see other products on our website.

[Lawrence]

Clynelish isn't available at the LCBO

How could I acquire a bottle? Any ideas other than venturing out of the country or to another province?

They have some of the 14 in BC.........

[WestVanDave]

Clynelish isn't available at the LCBO

How could I acquire a bottle? Any ideas other than venturing out of the country or to another province?

They have some of the 14 in BC.........

If you're very desperate - I'm Toronto-bound next week and could add a Clynelish to my "Muling Mission"...

[killerwhale]

just had a tasting at work and it's a very good malt.... Talisker-ish but without the distinctive peat/smoke that Talisker provides.... this is a good whisky and I would say if you like Talisker, get a bottle and enjoy.... it's not as big but it is very nice.

[jimidrammer]

The Clynelish 14yo was one of my first Single Malts since it is easily available here. While I can see some similarities to Oban and Talisker, only in the fact that those two are unique to themselves. Clynelish is hard to fit in a pocket, so to speak. It has elements of all of Scotland, IMHO. Some fruity Speyside notes, some Coastal Highland salt and minerals, some subtle Islay peat with a hint of smoke and some grassy Lowland tartness. It can also be moody in that sometimes I love it and some days it's not what I want. Definitely worth a try, which reminds me I haven't had that one open for awhile. Working on a Signatory 1993 Clynelish now that is different but still recognizable.