GIBSONS WHISKY

GIBSONS WHISKY brand is well-known in Canada but its roots actually began in pre-Prohibition America, as a Pennsylvania rye whiskey, before production eventually moved across the border. Gibson’s Finest 18 Year is produce by blending together grain (corn) whisky, with rye and malted barley.  Although bottlings still currently exist in the market, it is likely no longer in production.

GIBSONS WHISKY Finest 18 Year Old Rare Canadian Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose: This is a loaded whisky that teeter-totters with fruity rye, a spicy oak-forward bouquet and sweet vanilla caramels on the nose.

Palate: The palate is the reverse. It starts with the sweeter vanilla then the spicy oak soars with an undertone of fresh wood and sawdust. The whisky lands with a citrus pith parachute onto the A warm finish..

Finish: Finishes with green wood and cake frosting.

where to get gibson’s finest canadian whisky

Gibson’s Finest is a brand of Canadian Whisky produce between 40% & 46% alcohol by volume (80 & 92 U.S. proof).

You can get gibson’s finest canadian whisky at Alliquorshop with a 20% discount for new custumers

key facts.

Gibsons Whisky does not appear to be a globally recognize or widely famous brand in the whisky industry, at least based on mainstream whisky references.

If you are referring to “Gibsons” in a local or more specific context, it’s possible that it’s a brand or label that has regional significance or a limited release in particular markets.

Alternatively, “Gibsons” could also be a label under which some whiskies are market or an older, potentially discontinue brand. It’s worth noting that sometimes distilleries  leading to the obscurity of the original name.

Could you clarify whether “Gibsons Whisky” is a specific product you’ve encountered, or are you asking about a type of whisky in a particular region? If there is any more information available, I’d be happy to dig deeper into it for you!