The old familiar Royal Canadian blend has a loyal following. But now, a new arrival is garnering even more attention, and earning solid sales nation-wide as well. You see, there’s a new Royal Canadian and it’s older, just a little bit smarter, a lot better looking, and about as robust and flavorful as you could want a mixing whisky to be. Royal Canadian Small Batch is an all-new, richer blend of Canadian whiskies packaged in a sleek, substantial, custom-designed, tall, clear bottle with a distinctive label that is screened right onto the glass.

Although it is made in Canada, and by Canadians, Royal Canadian Small Batch is not yet available north of the 49th parallel. Like its stable mate, the premium Caribou Crossing Single Barrel, Royal Canadian Small Batch has exceeded sales predictions and is already into its second small-batch release.

A light, elegant blend perfect for easy drinking straight up or with mixers. Excellent quality for the money, Royal Canadian is a great intro to the delights of Canadian whisky. Now available in limited quantities at Sun Singer, a bottle of Royal Canadian Small Batch Whisky will run you about $25.

Canadian Whisky has often taken a second-tier status amongst whiskey aficionados. It is seen as thin and bland by many. Without character. Leading the renaissance of Canadian Whisky and available in limited quantities, is Caribou Crossing Single Barrel Canadian Whisky, the first Single Barrel Canadian Whisky by a major whiskey company.

Since launching in 2010, Caribou Crossing has received numerous awards, including a 93 rating from the Whiskey Advocate, a double gold medal at the 2010 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, and more.

 

Redbreast, the best selling and most decorated Single Pot Still Whiskey in the world, announces the arrival of Redbreast 12 Cask Strength, a natural-full-flavored, non-chill filtered version of Redbreast 12 that is straight from the cask to the bottle. Redbreast has seen consistent solid growth in the U.S. as it continues to increase in popularity among whiskey enthusiasts. Now this highly anticipated cask strength single pot still whiskey from Redbreast—the only remaining traditional Irish pot still whiskey brand—is available for sale in select retail and on-premise outlets throughout the U.S.

The famous Highland distillery has announced the third release in its Private Editions range. Named Artein, which is the Gaelic word for stone, the name refers to the influence the local limestone has on the water used in Glenmorangie's whisky production. Glenmorangie Artein is crafted from American white oak ex-bourbon casks of 15 year old and 21 year old whiskies (in the ratio of 2:1), which were hand selected by Head of Distilling & Whisky Creation Dr. Bill Lumsden. These subsequently underwent an extra maturation period in Super Tuscan Sassacaia wine casks.