Does this Quebec-made rye whisky belong in a glass or a cocktail shaker?
In short: Explore the profile of a small-batch Canadian whisky crafted from rye and malted barley. This video breaks down its distinct tasting notes and evaluates whether its unique character is best enjoyed neat or as the foundation for a mixed drink.
Produced at a small distillery in Quebec, this whisky is distilled using pot stills and aged for three years. The mash bill consists of 80% rye and 20% malted barley, resulting in a flavour profile characterized by notes of black tea and bergamot.
Beyond the tasting notes, the video examines the role of this spirit in mixology, suggesting that its specific qualities allow it to excel when used in cocktails. The discussion also touches upon the broader landscape of the whiskey industry and the influence of digital platforms on how we learn about spirits.
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