Canadian Rockies
7.8

Canadian Rockies

21 Years Old

ABV 46%

Great stuff, Canada is really spoiling us again.

Rob Allanson

Specification

Canadian Rockies

Bottler

21 Years Old

Expression

Blended

Type

21

Age (Years)

46%

ABV

Canada

Region/Country

Standard (Distillery or blended)

Bottling Type

Tasting Notes

Rob Allanson

Taster

Nose: Creamed corn and maple-smoked bacon (the sweet aspect of it). Shades of warm tweed and fresh turned wood. Bundles of wool.

Palate: A great mix like that first forkful of buttermilk pancakes, syrup and unsmoked bacon. There’s some fruit here too, tinned tropical fruits.

Finish: Sweet and clingy, ends with a grilled pineapple edge.

Comment: Great stuff, Canada is really spoiling us again.

Score: 7.8

Christopher Coates

Taster

Nose: A little shy at first. Pine and toffee popcorn predominate. Lemon zest and white pepper linger beneath.

Palate: Really sweet and grainy. Custard cream biscuits and sponge fingers. Crème brûlée and stroopwafel. A little oak spice – nutmeg – and milk chocolate, a little coffee. Like a Starbucks eggnog latte.

Finish: Short and very, very sweet.

Comment: Very, very drinkable. One for those with a sweet tooth.

Score: 7.9

7.8
Overall Score

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