**PLEASE NOTE** Due to Caribou Crossing’s Wax Seal Design. There is a possibility of leakage during transit and/or wax damage. NESTOR LIQUOR PROTECTION WILL ONLY PROVIDE A PARTIAL STORE CREDIT BASED UPON THE VOLUME OF LEAKAGE OR DAMAGE AT OUR DISCRETION. NO REFUNDS OR REPLACEMENTS WILL BE OFFERED.
Discover the groundbreaking spirit that redefined a category with Caribou Crossing, the world’s first single barrel Canadian whisky. A true pioneer, this exceptional whisky offers a singular tasting experience, with each bottle drawn from an individual, hand-selected barrel. Known for its remarkable smoothness and complex character, Caribou Crossing is a tribute to the untamed spirit of the Canadian North. Find this elegant and highly sought-after whisky through our preferred online retail partner, Nestor Liquor.
Crafted under the masterful eye of Sazerac’s Master Blender, Drew Mayville, each barrel is chosen from an inventory of over 200,000 casks for its unique and flavour-rich profile. While distilled and aged in Canada, the whisky is bottled with expert care at the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Kentucky. The result is a radiantly smooth spirit that perfectly balances the creamy texture of Canadian whisky with the subtle, spicy presence of rye.
Key Specifications:
Product: Caribou Crossing Single Barrel Canadian Whisky
Mash Bill: Undisclosed (A blend of Canadian grains, primarily corn and rye)
Proof | ABV: 80 Proof | 40% ABV
Age: No Age Statement (NAS), rumor is 10+ Years
Distillery: Distilled in Canada, Bottled at Buffalo Trace Distillery
Designation: Single Barrel
Brand History: A Canadian Original with American Roots
Caribou Crossing was created by the Sazerac Company to reinvent and elevate the Canadian whisky category for the modern connoisseur. It holds the distinction of being the first single barrel Canadian whisky, a concept that was popularized in the world of bourbon. This innovative approach ensures that each bottling is a unique expression, capturing the distinct nuances of its individual cask. The name itself is a clever nod to its American bottling home, Buffalo Trace, evoking the majestic caribou that roam the Canadian wilderness. Presented in a stunning bottle with a collectible caribou stopper and blue wax seal, it’s often referred to as “Canada’s answer to Blanton’s.”
Tasting Notes: A Symphony of Sweetness and Spice
While each single barrel offers its own unique subtleties, Caribou Crossing is celebrated for its consistently smooth and approachable profile:
Nose: A rich and inviting bouquet of caramel, butterscotch, and vanilla, with hints of stewed prunes and a soft floral character.
Palate: An exceptionally smooth and creamy mouthfeel. Flavors of vanilla custard and honey dominate, expertly balanced by a gentle rye spice that cuts through the sweetness without overpowering it. Notes of toasted grains and a hint of orange zest add complexity.
Finish: The finish is clean, smooth, and lingering, with pleasant notes of sweet maple, baking spice, and a final, sophisticated whisper of oak.
Why Caribou Crossing is a Must-Have:
The First of Its Kind: Own a bottle of the groundbreaking single barrel that redefined the Canadian whisky category.
A True Single Barrel: Each bottle is a unique product of a single cask, offering a distinct and unrepeatable tasting journey.
Exceptional Smoothness: Masterfully blended and bottled at 80 proof, this whisky is celebrated for its incredible smoothness and easy-sipping nature.
Elegant Presentation: Housed in a distinctive bottle with a collectible caribou stopper, blue wax seal, and a velvet pouch, it makes a stunning gift.
A Bridge for Bourbon Drinkers: Its creamy texture and notes of caramel and vanilla make it an ideal choice for bourbon fans looking to explore the world of premium Canadian whisky.
This is a whisky that is both a conversation piece and a pure pleasure to drink. Contact Nestor Liquor today to secure a bottle of the acclaimed Caribou Crossing Single Barrel Canadian Whisky.
 
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
 
Q: What does “Single Barrel” mean?
A: A single barrel whisky is bottled entirely from one individual barrel, rather than being a blend of many. This means each bottle can have slight variations in its flavor profile, reflecting the unique character of its specific cask.
Q: Is Caribou Crossing a bourbon?
A: No, it is a Canadian whisky. While it shares some characteristics with bourbon, like a creamy texture and vanilla notes, and is bottled at the same facility as some famous bourbons, its production and grain recipe adhere to Canadian whisky regulations.
Q: Where is Caribou Crossing made?
A: The whisky is distilled and aged in Canada from a master inventory of barrels. It is then sent to the United States, where it is bottled at the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky.
Q: How should I enjoy Caribou Crossing?
A: Its exceptional smoothness makes it perfect for sipping neat or over a single large ice cube. It also makes an incredibly smooth and refined Manhattan or Old Fashioned.
Q: Why is it compared to Blanton’s?
A: The comparison is often made due to several similarities: both are pioneering single barrel whiskies from the Sazerac Company, both are bottled at the same facility, and both feature a collectible stopper on top of the bottle.
Q: Where can I purchase Caribou Crossing?
A: This is a highly sought-after whisky with biannual releases. We recommend contacting our preferred retail partner, Nestor Liquor, to inquire about their inventory and availability.

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