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bcspirits · 4 years

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Shelter Point Smoke Point #1

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Introducing Shelter Point’s first ever peat influenced whisky. This single grain smoky delight has been aged in American oak ex-bourbon casks for 5 years and finished in casks previously used by a famous Islay distillery for 8 months.

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I don’t partake in smoky whiskies much but this one is something special. The Shelter Point Smoke Point is a delicious single malt combining their classic single malt with an Islay whisky finish. Amazing how much flavor comes from finishing, beautiful campfire smoke and flinty stone; reminds me of being on the river and having a late night fire.

Alcohol - 55% / 110 proof

Color - Deep gold to light wheat on the edges

Nose - Light vanilla and gentle barley notes with a hint of the smoke to come

Taste - The Islay smoke hits you straight away, bold and mouth feeling but the Shelter Point whisky holds up and comes through and balances the smoke.

Finish - Complex smoke tones but as that subsides, classic Shelter Point

Best Enjoyed - Neat

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sanatvagal-blog · 5 years

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bcspirits · 4 years

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BC Spirits "Spirit a Day" #71 - Shelter Point Smoke Point

Introducing Shelter Point’s first ever peat influenced whisky. This single grain smoky delight has been aged in American oak ex-bourbon casks for 5 years and finished in casks previously used by a famous Islay distillery for 8 months.

I don’t partake in smoky whiskies much but this one is something special. The Shelter Point Smoke Point is a delicious single malt combining their classic single malt with an Islay whisky finish. Amazing how much flavor comes from finishing, beautiful campfire smoke and flinty stone; reminds me of being on the river and having a late night fire.

Alcohol - 55% / 110 proof

Color - Deep gold to light wheat on the edges

Nose - Light vanilla and gentle barley notes with a hint of the smoke to come

Taste - The Islay smoke hits you straight away, bold and mouth feeling but the Shelter Point whisky holds up and comes through and balances the smoke.

Finish - Complex smoke tones but as that subsides, classic Shelter Point

Best Enjoyed - Neat

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bcspirits · 4 years

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Shelter Point and Macaloney's Caledonian Distillery win at World Whiskies Awards 2020

Vancouver island’s very own Shelter Point and Macaloneys’s took away great wins at the World Whiskies Awards, full list here

Best Canadian Grain

Category Winner - Shelter Point Smoke Point

"Medium amber in colour. Complex nose with clotted cream, ginger, tropical fruit, also smoky. Palate is creamy, more ginger, vanilla pods, medium spice balanced with a smoky tone. Finish is gentle, cinnamon, some oak”

Best Canadian Single Malt

Category Winner - Shelter Point Old Vines Foch Reserve

"Medium amber in colour. Nose is dark caramel, vinegar, lots of oak. Palate is oaky, dates, bovril, cloves. Finish is more bovril, cloves, pepper, oak”

Gold - Shelter Point Single Malt

"Nice malty structure, wood integrated, fresh lumber. Late palate. Good grain structure. Vibrant drops into pencil shavings onto the finish. Custard, vanilla”

Bronze - Macaloney's Caledonian Distillery Glenloy Classic Single Malt Whisky

"Medium golden in colour. Nose is tropical, fruits and papaya, banana, caramel, malty. Palate is creamy mouthfeel, hot, estery. Finish is more tropical fruits, all spice”

Best Canadian Single Cask Single Malt

Category Winner - Macaloney’s Caledonian Invermallie Single Cask STR Red Wine Barrique Classic Single Malt Whisky

"Good malt notes, vegetal, sweet malted barley. Wood spices. Honey, very rich. Hot bodied, every oaky.. Very pleasant fruity and balanced.”

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