Chinook Whisky Revisited
Posted by Arctic Wolf on June 7, 2012
If you look at the picture to the left, you can see that Chinook Canadian Whisky has undergone a bit of a facelift since I reviewed it last year (Click here for the 2011 review). It arrives in a new PET Bottle, and it has a brand new label. Gone is the 5-Year age statement, and gone as well is the reference to being distilled, aged and blended in Calgary, Alberta. Rather, the label now simply says “aged and blended in Southern Alberta” with no reference to where the whisky is distilled.
When I first saw the new bottle, I was surprised, and of course my first question was, “Has the blend changed?”
To help me answer that question, I was sent a new bottle for review from the brand owner Mcbsw Sales Company Inc., such that I could revisit the Chinook Whisky here on my website.
Here is an excerpt from my review:
You may read my full review here:
Review: Chinook Whisky (2012)
I have included a nice recipe which works well with the Chinook Whisky called the Buckeroo.
Please enjoy the review, and do try a Buckeroo. Cheers!
One Response to “Chinook Whisky Revisited”
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Shawn said
That’s awesome first they introduce the worst beer in the market & now the worst whisky. Good its cheap but I have a job, so I don’t have to drink it.