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Lot No. 40 Canadian Rye Whiskey 750ml

size
750ml
country
Canada
3 Ratings
See 3 Professional Reviews
WE
97
UBC
94
WKY
94
WE
97
Rated 97 by Wine Enthusiast
This full-bodied blended whisky hits all the right notes, starting with plenty of rich caramel and oak tones on the nose and palate, plus touches of butterscotch, spicy cinnamon and clove. It finishes long, slightly oily and mouthfilling. Sip it straight or add a splash of sweet vermouth. ... More details
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Lot No. 40 Canadian Rye Whiskey 750ml

SKU 777414
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Professional Ratings
WE
97
UBC
94
WKY
94
WE
97
Rated 97 by Wine Enthusiast
This full-bodied blended whisky hits all the right notes, starting with plenty of rich caramel and oak tones on the nose and palate, plus touches of butterscotch, spicy cinnamon and clove. It finishes long, slightly oily and mouthfilling. Sip it straight or add a splash of sweet vermouth.
UBC
94
Rated 94 by Ultimate Beverage Challenge
Spicy grain aromas fill the nose. As pungent in the mouth as it is aromatically, flavors of sweet cooked cereal grains, spring blossoms and spicy cinnamon all combine. The finish is dry and a touch dusty, leaving a pleasant tingle on the tongue. (Finalist) (Tried & True) - 2018 ULTIMATE SPIRITS CHALLENGE
WKY
94
Rated 94 by Whisky Advocate
Corby’s latest Lot 40, this one undated, comes from the same distillation batch as the 2012 release, but with a couple of extra years in wood. The familiar flavors are all there: dustiness, sour rye, hard wet slate, floral notes, exotic fruits, sweet spices, and biting white pepper. Over these, time has sprinkled licorice root, dried dates, oatmeal porridge, vanilla, hints of bike tires, and mango peels. Flavors remain fully integrated with faint tannins underscoring a long sour-rye finish. Value Pick. - Spring 2015
Winery
Deep mature oak with faint hints of dried apples and raisin, complemented with a touch of vanilla and coffee.
Product Details
size
750ml
country
Canada
Overview
This full-bodied blended whisky hits all the right notes, starting with plenty of rich caramel and oak tones on the nose and palate, plus touches of butterscotch, spicy cinnamon and clove. It finishes long, slightly oily and mouthfilling. Sip it straight or add a splash of sweet vermouth.
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Country: Canada

The colder climate of Canada is not one normally associated with viticulture and wine production, but in actual fact this large northern country has been involved in wine-making for over two hundred years. Many of the grapes grown in Canada are of German and Austrian origin, countries which share many of the same climatic conditions as Canada, and thus are hardy enough to survive and flourish in the cooler temperatures of the vineyards there. Indeed, many of the characterful and distinctive wines of Canada rely on early frosts, and it is not unusual for wineries to allow their grapes to freeze on the vine for the production of the intensely aromatic ice wine. Most of Canada's vineyards are currently located in Ontario and British Columbia, and recent interest in the country's produce has resulted in many more thousands of hectares of vineyards being planted across the country.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
An excellent Canadian rye; makes a killer Whiskey Sour!

Would you buy this wine again?: Yes
Would you recommend this to a friend?: Yes
06-26-2020
04:17 PM
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Producer Lot No. 40
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Country: Canada

The colder climate of Canada is not one normally associated with viticulture and wine production, but in actual fact this large northern country has been involved in wine-making for over two hundred years. Many of the grapes grown in Canada are of German and Austrian origin, countries which share many of the same climatic conditions as Canada, and thus are hardy enough to survive and flourish in the cooler temperatures of the vineyards there. Indeed, many of the characterful and distinctive wines of Canada rely on early frosts, and it is not unusual for wineries to allow their grapes to freeze on the vine for the production of the intensely aromatic ice wine. Most of Canada's vineyards are currently located in Ontario and British Columbia, and recent interest in the country's produce has resulted in many more thousands of hectares of vineyards being planted across the country.