Tasting note

Aged for a minimum of four years in vintage bourbon barrels then aged again for up to two years in custom made Canadian white oak barrels. The nose offers aromas of citrus, peach and honey with soft notes of caramel and vanilla; rich with creamy notes of toffee nicely framed with toasty oak and a long lingering finish.

Aromas of citrus, peach and honey with soft notes of caramel and vanilla. Creamy notes of toffee and caramel are framed with toasty oak. Long finish.

Great depth. A long lingering finish with fading spice and white pepper. Excellent balance and vibrant flavour. A whisky to sip and cherish.

Forty Creek Confederation Oak is the colour of old gold and is a very full bodied whisky. To the nose it is a big whisky with constantly evolving aromas and flavors. Beginning with a maple-raisin-vanilla-fig, layers of praline, banana, butter cream, honeyed nuts, marzipan, spice and orange blossoms. As it lingers, dark dried fruits and anise evolve. On the palate it has a very rich entry; soft, round and dry. Full bodied with vanilla, butter cream and pepper spice which is nicely framed with oak, walnut and smoke. An exceptional finish that has great depth. A long lingering finish with fading spice and white pepper. Excellent balance and vibrant flavor. A whisky to sip and cherish.