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Glen Breton Canadian Single Malt 19 year 750 ML

Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
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About this bottle
Glen Breton is Canada's first single malt whisky, produced by Glenora Distillery in the Cape Breton Highlands of Nova Scotia since the 1990s, an area settled heavily by Scottish immigrants whose whisky-making traditions Glenora draws on directly. This 19-year expression is one of the distillery's oldest regular releases, matured long enough to build serious oak depth and complexity for a New World single malt. Expect rich notes of oak, caramel, and dried fruit with a hint of spice, and a smooth, lingering finish shaped by nearly two decades in barrel. As a limited, small-distillery release, it's aimed at collectors and whisky enthusiasts looking for something outside Scotland.

How to drink Glen Breton 19 Year

Pour it neat in a glencairn and give it real time to open — at 19 years, the oak and dried fruit reward patience. Water is optional here rather than necessary; try it first without.

Tasting notes
Noseoak, dried fruit
Palatecaramel, spice
Finishsmooth, lingering
Specs

Canadian WhiskyMash bill: 100% malted barley · oak · Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

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How should I serve Glen Breton 19 Year?

Serve it neat or with a splash of water in a tulip glass to let its 19 years of oak depth show.

Where is Glen Breton made?

It's produced at Glenora Distillery in the Cape Breton Highlands of Nova Scotia, an area heavily settled by Scottish immigrants, from a mash of 100% malted barley.

What makes Glen Breton notable?

It's recognized as Canada's first single malt whisky, distilled by Glenora since the 1990s.

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