The only Canadian that I know of that would meet the definition of American 'straight' rye is the original Lot 40. Forty Creek's Three Grain -- which I very much enjoy, by the way -- is 'straight', but not a 'rye'.
Canadian 'rye' and American 'straight' rye are just two different animals. Forget...
Did you ever have the original Willett Rye -- a barrel-proofer done for Doug Philips (Ledger's got his leftovers!) reviewed here?:
http://www.maltadvocate.com/buyers-bo-Will...milyReserve.asp
Busiest whiskey I've ever had! More taste sensations than one could count -- not all of them enjoyable...
So, who're you at StraightBourbon.com? Memorabilia is nice. Bourbons bottles are better. :D:
I tried to buy the example bottle off of Even Kulsveen's desk from Drew back in '05. No go. But, then, it contained a 25yo (or similarly aged -- might have been 23yo) bourbon. So, I was really...
I noticed the similarity to Saz 18 at first taste -- and later got wink-and-a-nod confirmation from Drew Kulsveen (Kentucky Bourbon Distillers, the bottler). It's the same whiskey. Pretty good whiskey, too.
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