5 Must-Know Canadian Whiskies
Middle-shelf and top-shelf picks for your home bar.
Here are some middle-shelf and top-shelf Canadian whisky picks that you most definitely need to add to your home bar.
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The State of Canadian Whisky
In high spirits.
The Canadian whisky category is not just confined to the bottom shelf and is a surprisingly diverse category that too often goes unnoticed by most whisky drinkers.
Glenmorangie Signet, a Whisky of Unprecedented Style and Taste
A wee dram.
For one week a year, the Glenmorangie distillery, located in Tain in the Scottish Highlands, yields barrels entirely unlike the rest of its usual output.
The Norlan Glass
Glassware to get.
As any scotch connoisseur will tell you, there is a science to the perfect sip.
Two Brewers Yukon Single Malt Whisky
The Whitehorse distillers putting Canada on the world whisky map.
Those in search of a delicious dram need look no further than the land of the midnight sun.
Edinburgh’s Scotch Whisky Experience
The world’s largest unopened private whisky collection.
There are a few pilgrimages all appreciators of fine whisky should make in their time.
Glenfiddich Winter Storm
An icewine-inspired whisky.
The latest expression in Glenfiddich’s Experimental Series, designed to inspire unusual and unexpected whiskies, draws inspiration from Canada.
Multnomah Whiskey Library
Top-shelf spirits.
If Multnomah Whiskey Library were a book, it would be a choose-your-own-adventure novel—with 1,700 spirited options.
Glenmorangie’s Rarest Whisky
A patient pride.
The Glenmorangie Pride 1974, the distillery’s oldest whisky expression, has collectors and aficionados in thirst for it, even with a hefty per-bottle price tag.
