Kentucky North 6-Year Whisky
$139.95
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A premier whisky born in Ontario, aged six years in American oak barrels.
Small batches made in perth, on
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Introducing Kentucky North 6-Year Whisky
Our whiskies are produced in the Ontario Highlands region of Canada.
Our 6-year blended whisky is exceptionally smooth marking the end of a 100-year whisky drought in the Ontario Highlands region.
This whisky is aged in handcrafted oak casks by KELVIN COOPERAGE
in Louisville, Kentucky.
ABV: 45%
Size: 750ML
Note: Bottle and label may vary for final product.
Have more questions? Check out below for some more info in our FAQ.
When you place an order from the Top Shelf Distillers online store you will be able to choose from different “shipping methods” at checkout. These include Local Delivery, Shipping, and Free Pickup
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Shipping orders take 12-24 hours to process unless otherwise stated.
Pick Up orders take 2-24 hours to be ready for pick up unless otherwise stated on specific product listings.
Your order may be delayed if you have a pre-order product in your order (stipulated on the product page). If there is a delay with your order for another reason, we will reach out to the email provided at checkout.
Any orders placed on a holiday or weekend will be processed the next business day. In the unlikely situation we cannot deliver in time, we will contact you to arrange an alternative delivery.
*By ordering with our online system, you are confirming that you are of legal drinking age. Top Shelf Distillers, our carriers, and pickup locations reserves the right to ask for identification upon delivery to confirm age.*
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Is aging gin in barrels a new concept?
No, this is a revival of old practices. In the late 18th century and early 19th century, barrels were used to transport gin as a cost effective and safe way to travel. Barrel aged gin has been making a comeback over the past decade.
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