J.P. Wiser’s 24 Year Old Cask Strength Canadian Whisky

Whisky: J.P. Wiser’s 24 Year Old Cask Strength Canadian Whisky
A masterful expression of patience, tradition, and bold Canadian character.
The J.P. Wiser’s 24 Year Old Cask Strength is a rare and remarkable whisky that exemplifies the height of Canadian craftsmanship. Aged for nearly a quarter of a century under the careful eye of Master Blender Dr. Don Livermore, this exquisite release captures the essence of time, oak, and artistry.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 115 (57.5% ABV)
Age: 24 Year
Origin: Canada
Distillery: Hiram Walker & Sons Distillery
Bottled at cask strength to preserve its full intensity and character, this whisky offers a rich, complex profile that unfolds with every sip. Deep aromas of toffee, baking spice, and toasted oak lead into a luxurious palate of dark chocolate, vanilla bean, dried fruit, and roasted nuts, balanced beautifully by a warm, lingering finish of caramelized oak and subtle spice.
J.P. Wiser’s 24 Year Old Cask Strength Canadian Whisky Notes
Nose: Rich toffee, oak spice, and maple sugar with hints of leather and dried fruit.
Palate: Full-bodied with layers of vanilla, caramel, roasted almond, and dark fruit balanced by elegant oak and spice.
Finish: Long, warming, and deeply satisfying with notes of toffee, cocoa, and subtle pepper.
Distillery Information
Hiram Walker is Canada’s largest distiller and blender. Hiram Walker was an American entrepreneur and founder of the Hiram Walker and Sons Ltd. distillery Windsor, Ontario, Canada. After purchasing land across the Detroit River, just east of what is Windsor, Ontario, he established a distillery in 1858, in what would become Walkerville, Ontario.