Bridgeland Taber Corn 101 Whisky
$71.99
This is Bridgeland's Taber Corn Bourbon Style Whisky, bottled at a respectable 50.5% ABV — or 101 Proof. Made from a mash bill of 60% Taber Corn, 32% Penhold Barley, and 8% Penhold Wheat. This is a great Bourbon alternative for those looking to support local. Matured in new American Oak barrels with a #4 Char.
Producer Description
"Taber Corn is second to none. Each summer, when word of Taber, Alberta’s first corn harvest breaks, connoisseurs converge on roadside stands to get it. It’s an easy progression why we would use Alberta’s famous Taber Corn from the Molnar Farm in our corn mash allowing you to not only eat your Taber Corn, but drink it too. At 101 proof (50.5% abv), this higher proof whisky gives a depth of flavour and aroma second to none, just like the corn it is made from!"
Diony Campfire Canadian Whisky
$124.99
From the Distillery
"Campfire, our exceptional whisky, caters to enthusiasts who appreciate the smokiness reminiscent of Scotch whisky.
With global recognition, including top honors in the International Whisky Competition where it was awarded Best Canadian Whisky in 2023 with an impressive score of 89.3 points, Campfire has cemented its status as a standout among whisky enthusiasts.
Experience the charm of Campfire as it evokes the cozy ambiance of a crackling fire under the starlit sky.
* Gold in SIP Award 2023 & Gold in International Whisky Competition (Best Canadian Whisky, 89.3points), Bronze in Canadian Whisky Awards 2025"
Old Particular North British 21 Year
$194.99
This whisky must have been gathering dust in the warehouse for at least the last 6-7 years, as it was bottled in 2015... This North British was matured in a Refill Hoghead for 21 years before bottling at50.9%.
Writers Tears Double Oak Whiskey
$71.99
The Double oak from Writers' Tears is created by combining both Single Pot Still and Single Malt Irish Whiskey matured in ex-Bourbon Barrels and ex-Cognac French Oak casks. The result is bottled at 46%.
Redbreast 27 Year Irish Whiskey
$824.99
Bottled at 55.9%, this triple distilled single pot still Irish whisky was matured in Bourbon & Sherry casks before finishing in Tawny Port Pipes.
Cadenhead Enigma 25 Year Blended Scotch
$139.99
A mysterious 25 year old Blended Scotch whisky from our friends at Cadenhead. 41.4%
Producer Description
"We do not have a great deal of information on the make-up of this 25 year old blend, but we can tell you that it is a deliciously well rounded dram which will appeal to a many."
House of Hazelwood 46 Year Blend SOS
$2,199.99
Dubbed "The Spirit of Scotland", this 46 year old Blended Scotch Whisky from the House of Hazelwood has been bottled at 43.6%.
Producer Description
"First created in 1994 to commemorate the 500th Anniversary of the oldest recorded reference to Scotch whisky within the 1494 Exchequer rolls of Scotland, this gloriously complex double-matured Blended Scotch Whisky is a piece of Scottish distilling history. This exceptional blend was first created in 1994 to commemorate the 500th Anniversary of the oldest recorded reference to Scotch whisky within the 1494 Exchequer rolls of Scotland. Since first being blended, the spirit has lain in cask for a further 28 years, developing with every year and building into a truly exceptional, fully unified Blended Scotch Whisky. "
Decadent Drams Blended Scotch 12 Year
$219.99
Acurious creation from Angus and the team at Decadent Drinks, the blend might be 12 years of age, but there are components which go back to the early 1970s. 53% 87.58pts Whiskybase
Producer Description
"We don’t usually dabble in blends. Angus will happily remind anyone that he’s an “out and proud malt snob” nine days out of ten. But every now and then, fate drops something into your lap that’s too good to ignore. In this case, it was a tiny parcel of very old, very low-strength North of Scotland grain whisky from 1973. The kind of spirit that practically begs to be given a stage rather than left gathering dust. We married it with sherry-matured blended malt, then folded in a few venerable Speyside malts (peated and unpeated) before giving the whole lot over a year’s rest in a refill sherry hogshead. The result was bottled at a judicious 53%, a few degrees down for balance and drinkability. For the label, there was only one choice: Charlie MacLean. The original champion of blended Scotch, whisky legend, friend, and inspiration. If anyone deserves to front our first foray into blends, it’s him. This isn’t just a blend, it’s a love letter to the category from a bunch of supposed malt snobs. And if you’re going to break your own rules, you might as well do it properly."
Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year
$102.99
A vatted (blended) malt from Johnnie Walker. Jim Murray awarded this 15-year-old Green Label a very impressive 95 points in his 2010 Whisky Bible! Gorgeous notes of dark chocolate, coffee and oak — and a great price — make it a standout. The cornerstone malt in the Green Label are provided by Caol Ila, Talisker, Cragganmore and Linkwood distilleries respectively. Bottled at 43% ABV.
From The Producer
"Johnnie Walker Green Label is crafted from a palette of Speyside, Highland, Lowland and Island malts matured for at least 15 years – all perfectly balanced to bring together the intense aromas of crisp cut grass, fresh fruit, wood smoke, deep vanilla, and sandalwood."