As with single barrel whiskey, this whiskey also has unique aromas and flavors for almost every bottle and bottle. This is Canadian whiskey, the first since the 19th century, which comes out with this method (single barrel).
The whiskey is named after the huge Caribou (Northern Isle) herds, which migrate twice each year across the great prairies of North America, north in spring and south, with the fall and winter coming. Like these seasonal journeys, they also sacrificed cross-country cruising twice a year.
The bottle is square and reminiscent of whiskey decanter. On the cork a statue of a beautiful caribou male.
Caribou Crossing Single Barel is a typical Canadian character: it is a velvety, very accessible, and delicate whiskey, for its own refined experience.
