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1257 Kensington Road NW
1 (403) 283-8000 / atyourservice@kensingtonwinemarket.com
$75.99
This 10 year old Alberta Distillers Rye has been bottled at a whopping cask strength of 67%... we have high expectations! Limit 1 Per Customer!
Producer Description
"Alberta Premium is the #1 selling 100% rye whisky in the world, a testament to Alberta Distillers Ltd’s mastery of rye whisky craftmanship. This edition of cask strength offers our rye whisky drinkers a new sipping experience – aged for 10 years in charred oak casks to mellow and to deliver a result that is truly unique and full of character."
750 mlOUT OF STOCK
If you'd like us to try to order it, add it to your cart. We can't promise, but we'll do our best!
Producer Tasting Note
Nose: Notes of caramel, praline with a hint of espresso and woody.
Taste: Exceptionally smooth with notes of caramel, toffee and a hint of dark chocolate balanced with the spiciness of rye and sweet espresso.
Finish: Smooth and spicy.
$37.99
A new Rye from Alberta Distillers! With no press release or information or web page on the bottle to be found. What we can tell you is that it carries a stated age of 9 Years Old, and is made from 100% Rye Grain. Oh, and it is bottled at 45% ABV.
The back label does mention three barrel types used, but does not specify which types. It is from ADL, so the liquid should be good. Plus, the price is very reasonable if the quality is there.
If only this small, plucky Calgary Distillery was owned by a large spirits conglomerate that could afford to throw some money into marketing and entice us on what makes this bottle special... Sure, the same company owns a distillery on Islay that pointlessly co-brands some of their high-end single malts with a luxury car brand because they don't see the whisky as premium enough to sell on its own. That is just fine, but throwing a bit of a spotlight on one of the best rye distilleries in the world would be a bridge too far!
$151.99
This 21 year old Alberta Distillers Rye was matured in a mix of ex-Canadian, ex-Bourbon, and New White Oak Casks. 50%
Producer Description
"For over two decades in the foothills of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, three barrel styles have influenced the aging of Alberta Distiller’s second rare Canadian whisky release. Canadian Whisky, Bourbon Whisky, and New White Oak barrels aged Rare Batch Issue No.2 laying down in a rack style, promoting greater air flow around the barrels at a higher elevation. This traditional maturation process influenced several flavour profiles in combination with the dry air and chinook winds of the foothills."
$87.99
100% BC Rye whisky initially matured in virgin oak and finished in PX Sherry casks. 50%
Producer Description
"First this 100% B.C. rye grain whisky spent its first few years in new American oak casks. Second, and only once the whisky is already matured, it is transferred to once used Pedro Ximenez sherry casks. These freshly emptied casks are shipped directly from Spain. They come with a complimentary few litres of Sherry wine. Not only is this wine an assurance of cask quality, but we enjoy using it in our lounge cocktails! Finally, we taste the whisky in the casks, only bottling once we’ve achieved the flavour we are looking for."
$104.99
This 9 year old whisky from Last Mountain was made from a 97% Rye mash, with 3% wheat, bottled at 48.2% after 9 years in presumably ex-Bourbon.
Producer Description
"Baldur’s Release No.006 is a bold yet gracefully composed expression of our signature wheated-rye whisky. An evolving series that celebrates the character, craftsmanship, and curiosity at the heart of Last Mountain Distillery. Produced in small batches and matured with patience, this release reflects the delicate balance that occurs when soft prairie wheat meets the spirited intensity of Canadian rye."
