🔒 Caribou Crossing Subscriber only!

Subscriber-only episode

 On today's Subscriber only episode we have a glass of  Caribou Crossing! We continue our Canadian series with Special Guest Blake from the club, And i’m back!  We talk about the look of the bottle, How there can be a Canadian single barrel, and does Canadian Whisky need a top shelf?  All that and more on today's episode of Whiskey Chasers! 

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• History of distillery
  • Owned by sazerac
  • Drew Mayville was the master blender with seagrams, only the 4th one
    • When they closed their doors he joined buffalo trace as a master blender in 2004
    • Created batch 28  of the last drop
      • He put away 40 or so whiskeys from Buffalo trace while he has been there, and is releasing this very limited 1458 bottle release
  • Distilled and matured in alberta, then barrels are selected by mayville
    • Fun facts of the location
  • Most of sazeracs canadian whisky goes to fireball
  • Of the 200K+ barrels of canadian, only a few are selected for this
    • Released twice a year in the spring and fall
• Tasting
• The bottle
  • Comes in a pounch
  • Moose topper
  • Rounded square shape
  • What is written on it
  • Name is a canadian play on buffalo trace
• The juice
  • The first single barrel canadian whiskey
  • Aged a minimum of 3 year

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