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Willie's Genuine Canadian Whisky
Willie's Genuine Canadian Whisky
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- BrandWillie's Distillery
- CategoryCanadian Whisky
- CountryUnited States
- DistilleryWillie's Distillery
- Style Canadian Whisky
- Alcohol40.0%
A Canadian Whisky like no other.
A pair of a veteran in the United States Armed Forces and an entrepreneur who wasn’t afraid to get her hands dirty founded Willie’s Distillery in 2010. Wille and Robin Blazer added local ingredients and regional flavor to Montana’s most loved Spirits. All the production is done on-site, from milling, mashing, fermenting and distilling corn, barley oats and rye. The water used in the process comes from the pristine clean Madison River, which makes their Spirits even more special.
Willie’s Genuine Canadian Whisky is a nod to the iconic history of the North American Rocky Mountains West and to all the cowboys, loggers, explorers, miners, trappers and pioneers who enjoy a tipple of a rough wilderness embodied in Canadian Spirits. Willie’s frisky Canadian Spirit uses 100% rye Whisky from Alberta and is brought to Ennis, Montana, to be distilled and bottled in its full glory. Clocking in at 80 proof, this Whisky showcases notes of caramel and rye spice alongside plum jam and sweet bracing spices.
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A Canadian Whisky like no other.
A pair of a veteran in the United States Armed Forces and an entrepreneur who wasn’t afraid to get her hands dirty founded Willie’s Distillery in 2010. Wille and Robin Blazer added local ingredients and regional flavor to Montana’s most loved Spirits. All the production is done on-site, from milling, mashing, fermenting and distilling corn, barley oats and rye. The water used in the process comes from the pristine clean Madison River, which makes their Spirits even more special.
Willie’s Genuine Canadian Whisky is a nod to the iconic history of the North American Rocky Mountains West and to all the cowboys, loggers, explorers, miners, trappers and pioneers who enjoy a tipple of a rough wilderness embodied in Canadian Spirits. Willie’s frisky Canadian Spirit uses 100% rye Whisky from Alberta and is brought to Ennis, Montana, to be distilled and bottled in its full glory. Clocking in at 80 proof, this Whisky showcases notes of caramel and rye spice alongside plum jam and sweet bracing spices.
- BrandWillie's Distillery
- CategoryCanadian Whisky
- CountryUnited States
- DistilleryWillie's Distillery
- Style Canadian Whisky
- Alcohol40.0%
Appearance / Color
Light amber.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Caramel, rye spices, mild pepper.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Toast and plum jam, with a touch of ginger and cloves.
Finish
Long and warm finish.
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