Description
Bearface Triple Oak Canadian Whisky embarks you on a flavor odyssey, meticulously crafted through a three-stage aging process influenced by the untamed Canadian wilderness. This single grain whisky spends a minimum of seven years maturing in a trio of distinct oak casks, resulting in a symphony of aromas and tastes that will tantalize your senses.
A Feast for the Eyes
Pour yourself a glass and admire the whisky’s rich amber hue with hints of shimmering gold. This deep color hints at the depth of flavor waiting to be explored.
The Olfactory Journey Begins
As you bring the glass closer, the initial notes that greet your nose are reminiscent of a comforting dessert. Sweet aromas of vanilla bean and rich caramel dominate, a legacy from the initial aging in ex-bourbon American oak barrels. But beneath this sweetness lies a beguiling complexity. As you delve deeper, subtle hints of red fruit, like cranberry and cherry, emerge, courtesy of the French oak casks that previously housed red wine. A touch of peppery spice lingers in the background, hinting at the surprises awaiting on the palate.
The Taste Unveils Its Secrets
The first sip delivers a delightful surprise. The initial sweetness gives way to a smooth and full-bodied mouthfeel. The influence of the oak becomes evident, with notes of vanilla and caramel carrying over from the nose. But here, the oak char adds a pleasant toasty warmth.
The French oak’s contribution unfolds next, revealing hints of dried red fruits like cranberry and a touch of tartness. As the flavors dance on your tongue, the Hungarian oak steps in, adding a layer of complexity with warming baking spices like cinnamon and clove. This melds beautifully with the lingering fruitiness, creating a captivating interplay.
A Lingering Finish
The Bearface Triple Oak Canadian Whisky concludes with a long and warming finish. The sweetness of vanilla and caramel returns for a final bow, intertwined with the toasty oak notes and a subtle peppery kick. A touch of nuttiness lingers on the breath, reminding you of the whisky’s intricate journey through various oak influences.
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