McGuinness Old Canada Whisky

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Distilled predominantly of select Canadian rye it undergoes a 6-8 years lasting maturity process in old oak barrels and gets a gentle maturity and mellowness through this.

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16th November 2016

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McGuinness Old Canada Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose

Fills up with bittersweet spicy notes and a hint of vanilla

Palate

The whisky is particularly gentle and mild taste.

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