Canadian Club Reserve Whisky

Name: Canadian Club Reserve Whisky
Brand: Canadian Club
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Full and firm. Think of Reserve as 1858’s more refined and more mature, older sibling. With a higher rye content than other whiskies in our portfolio, Reserve has almost bourbon-like flavour characteristics. Hand-selected and barrel-blended by our Master Blender, this reserve whisky is matured in white-oak barrels for 9 years to create a rich and smooth flavour.

Source

6th December 2016

http://www.canadianclub.com/reserve

Canadian Club Reserve Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose

Toffee and toasted oak, creamy, oaky vanilla.

Taste

English toffee, rich mellow oak with soft nutmeg and clove.

Finish

Warm and lingering dry finish with enduring presence of caramel and vanilla.

Color

Bronze gold.

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