Complex and balanced, with notes of fruit, toffee and vanilla.
The Glen Breton Ice 12 Years Old The World's First Single Malt is a whisky from Nova Scotia. It is produced by Glenora distillery, the first distillery in America to make single malt whisky.
This whisky Glen Breton is produced from grains of wheat, oats and rye and aged in oak barrels for 12 years.
Its taste is complex and balanced, with notes of fruit, caramel and vanilla.
The name "ice" refers to the use of ice water from natural spring streams produced in the world to be filtered through compacted ice.
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700ml 40%
- Origin of product
- Yukon
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A Scottish Tradition Rooted in Cape Breton
The Glenora distillery produces its famous Glen Breton Rare using only three ingredients: malted barley, yeast, and the pure water from MacLellan’s Brook, a source renowned for its exceptional quality. From the beginning, Glenora has been innovative while respecting tradition: it was the first to develop the world's first single malt whisky aged in ice wine barrels, a feat that has marked the history of whisky. After launching its first barrels in 1990, the distillery continued to assert its identity, eventually releasing Glen Breton Rare in 2000, which quickly became a staple for collectors of whisky.
Glen Breton Rare: A Benchmark in Canadian Whisky
Today, Glenora continues this commitment to quality with prestigious vintages such as Glen Breton 30 Years Triginta, released in 2020 to celebrate three decades of excellence. Its Canadian single malt whiskies are appreciated for their balanced notes, smoothness, and aromatic complexity. Bridging Scottish heritage and Quebecois innovation, Glenora offers a unique experience, where each sip of Glen Breton tells the passion and culture of a proud artisanal distillery rooted in its origins. A must-discover for any high-end whisky enthusiast looking to explore an authentic and distinctive single malt.