Glen Breton Ice 10 Year is produced at Glenora Distillery which was founded in 1989. This single malt whisky was aged in ex-bourbon barrels and finished in ice wine casks, hence the name. Ice wine is a type of dessert wine produced from grapes that were frozen on the vine. This whisky is bottled at 40% ABV.
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I'm on the fence on this one - I don't dislike it, but I can't say I like it either. The nose is clearly ice wine, but there's also a complex layer of apples and oak. So far so good. The palate is where it all starts to unravel, and barely manages to stay together with some caramel and spice (perhaps cinnamon). The finish is pleasant and smooth, and thankfully short enough so that you can proceed to a better whisky.
GLEN BRETON RARE: a sadder scotch offering. Unimpressed bottle and label, thin colour, thin taste. Nose: peat , campfire marshmallows, butter Taste: thin and green, tangy and bitter. long lingering finish of dark chocolate and cigar tobacco.
A sweet, spicy and fuity Whisky. A rather long finish. A light golden color. On the first try there is a fresh ad spiky feeling. Woody on the finale. I was surprise. A good whisky.
Pale amber colour, with a subtle oak aroma. Woody on the pallate with a spicy and sharp aftertaste.
nevýrazná chuť, jemný alkohol jemný konec. žádný kouř. celkově příjemná.
Burns bad
Same style and price bracket, best rated first.
