GrainHenge Meeting Creek No 3 Release - Canadian Single Malt

[@SeawayWhiskyWire]

Great review. Love highlighting great Canadian Distilleries doing amazing thing. Too often I focus on the outside without speaking to what’s happening here in Canada. The profile sounds excellent and right up my alley. Will have to grab some. Cheers Jon.

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

@@SeawayWhiskyWire it is starting excellent!

[@algonquinbriar5647]

Very well done! Thank you for sharing. Be well.

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

@algonquinbriar5647 you're welcome, glad you enjoyed it. Cheers!

[@jimreichel1466]

Jon, I really do appreciate your thoughts again and again. Thank you. As living in the US, we celebrate Veterans Day, but I really would like it to be called Remembrance Day. To me it puts forth the idea that unless we remember, we will forget. Stay safe and enjoy the holidsy. Cheers!

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

@jimreichel1466 Thank you, glad we could share a moment and we will remember and honor on Veterans/Remembrance Day. Take care

[@distlledbrewedreviewed]

These sound good to me. Great proofs as well. Enjoyed your review my friend.

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

@@distlledbrewedreviewed Glad you dropped in for a dram! Cheers!

[@WagenBurner]

Ordered by bottle at 10 am Thursday! Can't wait to try it!

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

@@WagenBurner I hope you enjoy it! The sample is certainly going well. Cheers!

[@onewomanswhisky]

GrainHenge I'd like to try at some stage. It just sounds darned good! Hope you're having a great time, wherever and whatever you're doing. Marvin and I are heading back from Toronto tomorrow. We'll stop at one of the small towns along the way to catch a Remembrance Day ceremony. Haven't missed yet, and don't plan on starting now. To all of our Peace Corps, past, present, and future. 🥃 Marian 🇨🇦

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

@onewomanswhisky Thank you Marian. May the activities and ceremonies tomorrow help us work for peace in the days that follow.

[@TheWhiskeyNerd]

Love seeing good news about Canadian whiskeys. Definitely have to get some more before they end up as hard to find the same as Japanese whiskeys!

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

Well ... currenly I think they are hard to find because of such low production levels. This was excellent, but when the run is 300 botles, it does not go far!