What makes Glenora Distillers unique?
The process is the process and assuming that a distillery has top grade equipment and training there are some key factors that can set one whisky apart from another.
- The water used to make Glen Breton Rare flows down from the Mabou Highlands, over the granite and marble rock, and the roots of the maple and apple trees.
- The barrels are once used bourbon casks from the US that are shipped to us intact.
- The vegetation around the warehouses mostly consists of apple, and maple trees with scatterings of cedar and pine trees.
- Although the climate is ever changing during the winter months the grounds are snow covered and thus not freezing cold and yet the summer provide warm but not humid conditions.
- Each year, not only the whisky matures so too does the warehouse. It is evident today as you breath in the flavours of apple crisp within the warehouse.
