Forty Creek

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  Forty Creek Confederation Oak Reserve - Old Oak

  By Victor on 28th Nov 20112011-11-28T19:58:00

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  Forty Creek whiskies are made at the Kittling Ridge Distillery in Grimsby, Ontario. The reviewed bottle is # 06447 from lot # 1867. The bottle has been open for 4 1/2 months at the time of this review. … read more

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  Forty Creek Barrel Select - Canadian quality

  By JoeMcPhee on 11th Jun 20112011-06-11T04:25:00

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  Tawny amber pour. There is a significant peppery/spicy edge to the nose with a little bit of alcohol. It opens up with a touch of light vanilla and some butterscotch in addition to a little bit of rye… read more

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  Forty Creek Confederation Oak Reserve - Something special

  By Megawatt on 22nd May 20112011-05-22T01:14:00

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  Once again, it took me half a bottle to realize that I had something special in my hands. Confederation Oak Reserve seemed rather hot, prickly at first, and also reluctant to reveal its character. After… read more

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  Forty Creek Double Barrel Reserve - Finish goes on, and on, and on...

  By Reece3253 on 19th Apr 20112011-04-19T01:38:00

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  After being held gently by Forty Creek's "barrel Select" and then being taken on a journey by their "Confederation Oak" I had a tingling in my spine and a thirst (to sip) for more. The only direction for… read more

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  Forty Creek Confederation Oak Reserve - Toaty, Oakey, Yummy!!

  By Reece3253 on 19th Apr 20112011-04-19T00:53:00

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  ThisWhiskey created by John K. Hall and the folks in Grimsby Ontario have created an instand Canadian classic. This whisky just won the award for Canadian Whisky of The Year and it does not disappoint.… read more

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