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]]> http://gearpatrol.com/blog/2009/02/23/canadian-club-30-year-reserve/#comment-65627 John Wegge Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:17:36 +0000 http://gearpatrol.com/blog/?p=4952#comment-65627 If you're a Canadian whiskey fan, this really is likely to be the best one you'll find. Very smooth. You'll find a lot of oak in the flavor, along with some caramel and spice, maybe a hint of vanilla. The scent is so subtle you'll wonder if you actually have whiskey in front of you. The picture above shows how beautiful the color is. The problem is, if you're not a Canadian whiskey fan, you'll probably find that the price is not worth it. I'm a flavor guy, so bourbon and Scotch are what I like to go for. I generally avoid Canadian because they're all so similar that I find there's not much point in trying too many. Canadians mix really well, but as sippers, they tend to lack something. Fortunately for me, I got to sample a bottle for free because I've been running a monthly whiskey club for five years, and they wanted to know what I thought of it. For a more thorough review (along with a few comments from club members) see my review on facebook. If you’re a Canadian whiskey fan, this really is likely to be the best one you’ll find. Very smooth. You’ll find a lot of oak in the flavor, along with some caramel and spice, maybe a hint of vanilla. The scent is so subtle you’ll wonder if you actually have whiskey in front of you. The picture above shows how beautiful the color is.
The problem is, if you’re not a Canadian whiskey fan, you’ll probably find that the price is not worth it. I’m a flavor guy, so bourbon and Scotch are what I like to go for. I generally avoid Canadian because they’re all so similar that I find there’s not much point in trying too many. Canadians mix really well, but as sippers, they tend to lack something.
Fortunately for me, I got to sample a bottle for free because I’ve been running a monthly whiskey club for five years, and they wanted to know what I thought of it. For a more thorough review (along with a few comments from club members) see my review on facebook.

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]]> http://gearpatrol.com/blog/2009/02/23/canadian-club-30-year-reserve/#comment-65507 Dusty Overby Mon, 23 Feb 2009 18:15:50 +0000 http://gearpatrol.com/blog/?p=4952#comment-65507 If post is indicative of what goes on at GPHQ, then I'm tired of telecommuting. I'm coming home to the mothership. If post is indicative of what goes on at GPHQ, then I’m tired of telecommuting. I’m coming home to the mothership.

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