J.P Wiser’s Seasoned Oak Canadian Whisky – World of Whiskey Sale

Whisky: J.P Wiser’s Seasoned Oak CanadianA blend of 19 year old double distilled corn whisky which matured in casks which were seasoned (air dried before being made into casks – „seasoned”) for 48 months and some column still rye. This is another “rare cask series” joining Dissertation and Union 52, both outstanding whiskies in their own right.Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace! Featured in ROLLING STONE MEN’S JOURNAL US WEEKLY NOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites will end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have the ability to source from a large network of licensed retailers to insure in most cases your order is fulfilled.Size: 750MLProof: 96 (48% ABV)Origin: CanadaDistillery: Hiram Walker & Sons DistilleryThis 19-year-old whisky is the J.P. Wiser’s Rare Cask Series release for 2018. The entire blend spent an unspecified time ageing in barrels sourced from Canton Cooperage in Kentucky. The staves were seasoned under the sun for 4 years before constructing the barrels for this release. J.P. Wiser’s Seasoned Oak is bottled at 48% abv to match the 48 months the wood spent sunbathing. 6,000 bottles are exclusive to Ontario.J.P Wiser’s Seasoned Oak Canadian Whisky Tasting NotesNose: Complex nose. Dried currant, raisin, prune, and fresh red currants.Palate: Oak…and it’s spicy and sweet. Custard, caramel, charcoal, rich rye, cherry, blueberry, wintergreen, dried corn husks, creme brulee, cedar, cinnamon, nutmeg, lilac, clove studded orange – the spices are gorgeous.Finish: A Matterhorn of spicy rye accents toasted oak with a finish that power surges highlights of black pepper and citrus never letting you off.Distillery InformationHiram Walker is Canada’s largest distiller and blender. Hiram Walker was an American entrepreneur and founder of the Hiram Walker and Sons Ltd. distillery Windsor, Ontario, Canada.After purchasing land across the Detroit River, just east of what is Windsor, Ontario, he established a distillery in 1858, in what would become Walkerville, Ontario.