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It's called Glen Breton from Cape Breton & if you ever hit the Cape I highly recommend a tour! Me & a bud as we arrived And after the tour + a stop at the in house bar & the gift shop... (of note a beautiful creek runs through the property where Brookies are a plenty)

Balvenie 15 Sherry Cask is phenomenal but now that it has shot up by $100.00 per bottle (Thanks KGBO!) it puts it out of range for most people, the 21 Port Cask is equally as good but again now $100.00 more so I will be sitting on my bottles for quite some time. Most of their range is quite good & consistent, not a fan of the Tun series for the price (again LCBO shot these up 300-400 over the last year) Extremely hard to beat GlenDronach's core range for price & consistency, their 12 year sherry bomb is $70,00 & a staple in my place. I'm a Islay fan so I enjoy BIG peat & smoke, Ardbeg 10 is a standard, very consistent. I have a real hard time paying more for a NAS whiskey over a age stated one not that there hasn't been some real dynamite NAS ones, I would just find a good whiskey bar & pay for a shot to try before plunking down good hard earned cash. A place like Feathers Pub or Via Allegro are a great place to start. Kilchoman is another favorite but being a smaller distillery their output can't match the big boys for volume so their prices are a bit more but well worth it IMO. Big bourbon fan too, for everyday drinking you can't beat Elijah Craig or Knob Creek <$50. Blanton's is my personal fav but at $65 per copy it comes out once in a while, Bib & Tucker is really fine but again $100.00 per copy.. I just won through the LCBO lottery a Colonel EH Taylor single barrel bourbon that might just be the best I've ever had & seeing as such small amounts are released to the LCBO my chances of winning again are quite small so I'll be sitting on this for awhile. just noticed this is from 2007

Awesome stuff man

Awesome stuff man, great photo's