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A limited-edition Titanic tribute whisky crafted in Nova Scotia, aged 10 years and limited to just 1,912 bottles worldwide. Halifax answered the Titanic’s call. When the ship sank in April 1912, it was Nova Scotia that responded – sending ships into the North Atlantic, bringing the lost home, and laying 150 souls to rest in Halifax’s cemeteries. That connection has never faded. And now, Glen Breton Distillery honours it.
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Halifax answered the Titanic’s call. When the ship sank in April 1912, it was Nova Scotia that responded – sending ships into the North Atlantic, bringing the lost home, and laying 150 souls to rest in Halifax’s cemeteries. That connection has never faded. And now, Glen Breton Distillery honours it.
Jack Dawson Reserve is a Titanic tribute whisky that draws on the enduring legacy of one of history’s most powerful stories – and the province that lived it. This limited-edition Glen Breton single malt honours themes of adventure, resilience, and remembrance, while celebrating Nova Scotia’s deeply personal role in the aftermath of the historic voyage.
Aged for 10 years on Cape Breton Island, this Canadian single malt delivers a smooth, well-balanced profile with notes of warm oak, caramel, and subtle spice – making it as memorable on the palate as it is in story.
This exclusive release is limited to just 1,912 bottles, one for every year since the Titanic set sail. Each bottle reflects the deep and enduring bond between Nova Scotia and the tragedy that brought the world to her shores.
A Meaningful Whisky Gift or Collector’s Piece
Whether you are a whisky collector, a Titanic enthusiast, or searching for a truly meaningful gift, Jack Dawson Reserve offers both exceptional quality and a compelling narrative. Some legacies deserve more than remembrance – they deserve a tribute worthy of the telling.
Distilled at Glen Breton Distillery on Cape Breton Island, this whisky reflects the craftsmanship and character found across our celebrated Canadian single malt whisky collection.
Nova Scotia and the Titanic
Few places in the world are as intimately connected to the Titanic story as Nova Scotia. The White Star Line commissioned four ships – departing from Halifax – to recover victims from the North Atlantic. Together they brought 209 bodies to Halifax, where 150 were laid to rest across three cemeteries. Fairview Lawn Cemetery alone holds 121 Titanic victims, more than any other cemetery in the world, and is visited by thousands each year. Among those interred there is a grave marked “J. Dawson” – a name that resonates far beyond history. Halifax did not witness the sinking. It became the place where the world came to grieve.
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| Weight | 4.4 lbs |
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It’s subtle, smooth and mild
Excellent
Excellente….
A great product, this was my second order for the 1912