J.P. Wiser Debuts a New Bottle in Its Decades Series
J.P. Wiser’s has unveiled the second release in its Decades Series, a 28-year-old whisky celebrating craftsmanship and the legacy of Canadian whisky-making. Distilled in 1996, this edition blends corn and rye whiskies matured in a mix of cask types, including Canadian whisky, French oak, Hungarian oak, and ex-bourbon barrels. The result is a complex profile, featuring notes of honey, fruit, and rye spice complemented by a finish with hints of cinnamon and oak.
Following the success of the 42-year-old debut in the Decades Series, the 28-year-old release connects the brand's storied past with an innovative spirit. Retailing at $328, it’s positioned as a luxury offering for enthusiasts and collectors.
At its core, the exquisite Decades Series celebrates J.P. Wiser’s extensive history while showcasing its dedication to blending tradition with modern refinement.
Image Credit: J.P. Wiser
Following the success of the 42-year-old debut in the Decades Series, the 28-year-old release connects the brand's storied past with an innovative spirit. Retailing at $328, it’s positioned as a luxury offering for enthusiasts and collectors.
At its core, the exquisite Decades Series celebrates J.P. Wiser’s extensive history while showcasing its dedication to blending tradition with modern refinement.
Image Credit: J.P. Wiser
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