Glen Breton 10 Year Old Rare Ice

Background: North America’s Only Single Malt Whisky Distillery

In the early 1800s, Scottish immigrants chose Cape Breton Island for their new home as its beauty so resembled the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Many traditions and secrets came with these pioneers. The making of a spirited whisky was one of them. The crystal clear water from MacLellan’s Brook flows from the Mabou Highlands located above Glenora Distillery, giving Glen Breton its classic and pure taste. The world’s first single malt whisky aged in ice wine barrels. This is a Nova Scotia triumph.

Product: Canada’s only Single Malt 10-year-Old Whisky aged in ice wine barrels.

Country of Origin: Canada

Appellation: Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

Technical data:

• Type of bottle: 750 ml bottle
• Type of Closure: cork closure
• UPC: 817411001287

Analytical data:

• Alcohol content: 43 % vol.

Tasting Notes: The bouquet is very elegant with a range of subtle spices, orangey citrus fruits, and a hint of ripe banana. Remarkably complex flavors of citrus, dried fruits, and spice play on the palate. Finishes with lightly peaty and cedary perfume. The ice wine barrel-takes off all the normally fiery edges of a 10year-old-whisky. Just incredible, utterly unique, and jaw-dropping!

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