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Sortilege Maple Syrup Whisky Liqueur

iscotch 14 December 2 Comments

1 minute

Happy holidays! One of 12-15 traditional drinking seasons. For some reason the cold makes us more agreeable to sticky, rich and cloying sweets, treats and meats. Might be an evolutionary thing we inherited from our […]

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Crown Royal Bourbon Mash aka Blender’s Mash with Steph, Matt & Marie-Michèle

iscotch 30 November No Comments

2 minutes

Interesting story on this one. Crown Royal released the bottle as Bourbon Mash (seen here because we got the hookup), a Canadian whisky made in Canada using a typical Bourbon mashbill. And since a Scottish […]

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Larceny Kentucky Straight Bourbon with Dan

iscotch 9 February No Comments

1 minute

Another Heaven Hill bourbon to add to the wall – Larceny Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. You know what’s cool? Crime. Crime is cool. Name things after crimes. This bourbon’s distinction is that it swaps rye […]

Review

Twelve Barrels with Dan

iscotch 13 October 1 Comment

2 minutes

Aww yeah ten and a half months later finally get to my Christmas present from Dan – Twelve Barrels Canadian Whisky. The story of this bottle is a little amazing. A high school bootlegger making […]

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Platte Valley 3y Straight Corn Whiskey with Dan, Bowick & Ryan

iscotch 4 August No Comments

2 minutes

Another border hop, another duty free… uh, find? Doesn’t seem like the right word here. This is like something out of Dungeons & Dragons, a ceramic jug of curses & concentrated goblin farts. Platte Valley […]

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Gooderham & Worts Four Grain Canadian Whisky with Davey, Matt & Steve

iscotch 30 April 2 Comments

2 minutes

Gooderham & Worts Four Grain Canadian Whisky. Corn, barley, wheat & rye blended together and named for the distillery that is now the Distillery District in Toronto. The name appears to be the only real […]

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TINCUP American Whiskey with Dan

iscotch 23 April 1 Comment

2 minutes

TINCUP American whiskey! It comes with a tin cup on the top! We’ve been enjoying the wider American whiskey movement. Kentucky Straight Bourbon, moonshine and Tennessee Sour Mash are great, but if they’re all you […]

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