GLEN BRETON RARE BATTLE OF GLEN 15 YEAR OLD CANADIAN SINGLE MALT WHISKY

Distillery Information Glen Breton Rare Battle of Glen 15 Year Old Canadian Single malt whisky Glenora Distillers is a distiller based in Glenville, Nova Scotia, Canada, on Cape Breton Island.  Glenora Distillers is now[when?] one of four single malt Scottish-style distilleries in Canada. GOLD MEDAL WINNER, BEST REST OF THE WORLD SINGLE MALT WHISKY 13 YEARS & OVER, WHISKY MAGAZINE, 2011 When the Scotch Whisky Association launched its law suit against Glenora Distillers in 2000, shortly after the release of its first bottling proudly called “Glen Breton Rare”, a media frenzy soon followed in newspapers, magazines, and online newsletters, forums, and blogs.  North America’s only Single Malt Whisky distillery was a hot topic amongst the whisky and local cultural communities. TASTING NOTES Colour: A rare dissolution of gold – at break of dawn, the first brushing of the sun upon the snow-covered lakes of the Bras d’Or; Nose: Subtle, summer-cut Applewood, with undertones of Highland honey; Taste Taking by surprise, come the waves of malt, powerful, but without overbearing, then a complex orchard of flavour; Finish: Rich, almost lubricious mouthfeel, The malt withdraws into heat, resolving into the warm caress of an enduring companion, Peat character is very subtle – rather wisps of hardwood smoke, evoking memories of autumn leaves; Balance: The play between lightness of the whisky and the strength of the malt is a work of harmony and mystery. Detailed Description When the Scotch Whisky Association launched its law suit against Glenora Distillers in 2000, shortly after the release of its first bottling proudly called “Glen Breton Rare”, a media frenzy soon followed in newspapers, magazines, and online newsletters, forums, and blogs. North America’s only Single Malt Whisky distillery was a hot topic amongst the whisky and local cultural communities. Glen Breton Rare Battle of Glen 15 Year Old Canadian Single Malt Whisky Tasting Notes Nose: Subtle, summer-cut Applewood, with undertones of Highland honey. Palate: Taking by surprise, come the waves of malt, powerful, but without overbearing, then a complex orchard of flavour. Finish: Rich, almost lubricious mouthfeel, The malt withdraws into heat, resolving into the warm caress of an enduring companion, Peat character is very subtle – rather wisps of hardwood smoke, evoking memories of autumn leaves.